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Rose Marie Ward¹, Molly R Matthews, Judith Weiner

¹Miami University, Oxford, OH, USA. wardrm1@muohio.edu

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Researchers developed the Alcohol and Sexual Consent Scale to assess attitudes toward sexual consent when alcohol is involved. This 12-item measure is validated and useful for sexual assault prevention programs.

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Area of Science:

Psychology
Public Health
Sociology

Background:

Alcohol consumption is frequently associated with sexual decision-making.
Understanding attitudes toward sexual consent in this context is crucial for prevention efforts.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a brief, reliable measure of attitudes toward sexual consent.
To examine the scale's relationship with alcohol use and sexual behaviors.

Main Methods:

A multistage, systematic measurement development process was employed.
The Alcohol and Sexual Consent Scale was created using a college student sample.

Main Results:

The final 12-item scale demonstrated validity across multiple measures.
The scale correlates with alcohol consumption, sexual habits, and sexual victimization/perpetration.

Conclusions:

The Alcohol and Sexual Consent Scale is a valuable tool for evaluating sexual assault prevention programs.
This scale can aid in understanding and addressing issues at the intersection of alcohol and sexual consent.