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Fairchild (2010) conducted an online survey on perceptions of sexual harassment incidents of (N=1,277) relatively young (mean age 28.11) women. | Fairchild (2010) conducted an online survey on perceptions of sexual harassment incidents of (N=1,277) relatively young (mean age 28.11) women. | ||
The women were given a series of questions from a modified version of the Sexual Experiences Questionnaire(SEQ) (e.g.,"Have you ever experienced unwanted sexual attention or interaction from a stranger?"; "Have you ever experienced catcalls, whistles, or stares from a stranger?") to measure if and/or how often they had been the recipient of such harrassing behaviors. | The women were given a series of questions from a modified version of the Sexual Experiences Questionnaire (SEQ) (e.g.,"Have you ever experienced unwanted sexual attention or interaction from a stranger?"; "Have you ever experienced catcalls, whistles, or stares from a stranger?") to measure if and/or how often they had been the recipient of such harrassing behaviors. | ||
The participants were then presented with a list of 17 contextual factors including (attractiveness, time of day, race, and location) and asked to select which of the features would make a experience of harassment by a stranger more fearful, which would make the experience more enjoyable, and which would make them more likely to react verbally. It was found the age (similar age in relation to the participant) physically attractiveness and age of the 'harasser' significantly determines how traumatic or enjoyable the women found the experience to be. | The participants were then presented with a list of 17 contextual factors including (attractiveness, time of day, race, and location) and asked to select which of the features would make a experience of harassment by a stranger more fearful, which would make the experience more enjoyable, and which would make them more likely to react verbally. It was found the age (similar age in relation to the participant) physically attractiveness and age of the 'harasser' significantly determines how traumatic or enjoyable the women found the experience to be. | ||
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