大專男生的自我觀與強制女性性交行為

View of Self and Forced Sex Against Women in Male College Students

無論國內或國外的研究，皆甚少從自我的觀點探究強制女性性交行為。為彌補此一缺口，本研究從華人的自我觀（包括社會取向與個人取向自我兩個部分）出發，探討它與強制女性性交行為的關聯。本研究以無記名自陳式問卷調查法蒐集資料，調查的對象為大專學生，是一個具有全國代表性的樣本。本研究取其中男生的部分，計有效樣本數732位，進行資料分析。研究結果發現，自陳具有強制女性性交經驗的大專男生的社會取向自我觀較自陳沒有強制女性性交經驗的大專男生低、社會取向自我觀與大專男生強制女性性交行為的關聯高於個人取向自我觀、社會及個人取向自我觀皆低的大專男生做出強制女性性交行為的比例最高。文末就研究結果的意涵、實務應用、研究限制、與未來研究方向進行討論。

Whether in Taiwan or western countries few research has investigated the forced sex against women from the perspective of view of self. To make up for this gap this study explored the relationship between Chinese view of self (containing social-oriented and individual-oriented components) and men's forced sex against women. We used anonymous self-reported questionnaire to collect data. Participants involved a nationally representative sample of college students. From which we adopted male college students to conduct data analysis, the sample size is 732. The results showed that male college students with the experience of forcing sex against women had lower social-oriented view of self than those without the experience of forcing sex against women, social-oriented view of self presented a stronger correlation with male college students' forced sex against women than individual-oriented view of self, male college students with both lower social-oriented and individual-oriented view of self revealed the most experiences of forcing sex against women. Finally we discussed the implications, applications, limitations, and suggestions for future research in the present study.