Sexual Coercion, Sex for sale CH 16 & 17 Flashcards

CH 16 is just the textbook reading so do that

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What are the different types of sex work?

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  • Prostitution, escorting, hustling.
  • Dancing
  • Erotic massage
  • Live sex shows/peep shows.
  • Phone sex
  • Dominantrixes/doms
  • Webcaming
  • Pornography.
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What are the major debates, criticisms, and concerns of sex work?

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  1. Socio-cultural. (Morals, Politics, Religion, Ideology)
  2. Effects on performers/workers.(How people are affected by their own work)
  3. Effects on consumers. (What happens to people who consume porn and sex workers)
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What are the three feminist perspectives on sex work?

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  1. Expression of patriarchal culture (radical) Women exploited so porn is violence
  2. Respect for free speech, and women’s rights to choose what they will do with their bodies (liberal). Soliciting and selling sex, women can choose what they want to do with their body
  3. Porn, sex work has benefits for women; sexual freedom (pro-sex, sex-positive) Sexual Freedom, Pro sex
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What is the definition of pornography?

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Anything sexually explicit that is primarily intended to, or used to, induce sexual arousal. A representation of our fantasies.

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What is the definition of Obscenity?

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-Any publication a dominant characteristic of which is the undue exploitation of sex. (Crime to sell or posses this)

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What is the community standards of tolerance test?

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To define and identify porn or obscenity

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What are the pornhub stats for 2019?

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worldwide 42 billion visits.
Top four countries by traffic: USA, Japan, UK, Canada.
Most popular terms: Japanese, Hentai, Lesbian, MILF.

CANADA: 32% of visits by women.
Average duration of visit 10 minutes 23 seconds.

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What are the criticisms and concerns of porn from a socio-cultural view?

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  • Belief that sex is a private matter, shared between two people in a committed, loving relationships.
  • Subverts common social and moral good
  • Pornography is obscene/explicit depictions of human sexuality.
  • Porn is not an expression of healthy expression.
  • Profound miogyny; reflects and promotes male dominance.
  • Pron is explotative, degrading, and dehumanizing towards women.
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Based on all of the different types of pornography can we really say that all is bad?

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Tough to do

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What are the reasons for use of pornography?

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  • Stimuli during masturbation.
  • Entertainment.
  • To get sexually aroused for later sexual interaction.
  • With partner: 1. entertainment 2. Sexual stimuli as part of sex play. 3. to explore sexuality.
  • As a sexual outlet during periods of not having a partner.
  • Mismatched sexual desire, as extra outlet.
  • Satiate desires that can’t be met in relationship.
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What was the conclusion of Fraser commission report (wanting to ban porn)?

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Did not find any support for the idea that porn leads to violent crime, sexual assault, the moral degradation of society.

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What effects are there on people in the porn industry?

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  • Historically, marginalized industry, taboo.

- Abuse, coercion, drugs, etc.

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What is the noted paradox for protecting people in the industry?

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To improve pornography and the pornography industry, perhaps it needs to become less restricted, not more restricted. (B/C more mainstream more perspectives and positive protection).

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What was the griffith, Mitchell et al study?

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177 porn actresses, community matched controls.
Findings:
-More likely to identify as bisexual
-More partners
-More concerned about STI's
-Enjoyed sex more/more sexual satisfaction.
-Greater self-esteem.
-More likely to use recreational drugs.
-No difference in rates of CSA.
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What are the Myths about the effects on consumers of porn?

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  • Consumers will continue to seek more extreme porn.
  • Can lead to erectile dysfunction.
  • Promotes promiscuity.
  • Porn rewires the brain.
  • Its addictive.
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What inflicts a porn addiction?

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Sexual sensation seeking. (Search for sexual experiences that are novel and intense)
(Legal, social, financial etc risks).

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What are the effects of porn on consumers?

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  • Increases hostile attitudes towards women.
  • Glorifies aggression and violence against women.
  • Interferes with relationships.
  • Unrealistic expectations.
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What are the attitudes in porn regarding supporting violence against women?

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The study by Hald, Malamute and Yeun used a meta analysis: 9 studies testing for acceptance of interpersonal violence, adverbial sexual beliefs, attitudes towards rape, and sexual Harassment. There is a correlation however we can’t deem causation.

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What were the independent variables and Dependendent variables of Vega and Malmuths study 2007 on porn and sexual aggression study?

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Hostile Masculinity: Attitudes supporting violence against women, rape myth acceptance, hostility towards women. etc.
Impersonal sex : Sexual preoccupation, maturbation.
General hostility - Impulsive irritability, low empathy.
Pornography consumption

DEPENDENT: Sexual aggression

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What were the results of Vega and Malmuth’s study regarding porn and sexual aggression?

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  • For mean who scored high on compositee HM, IS, and GH, pornography consumption contributed to model (ie., predicted aggression)
  • For men who scored low and moderate on composite H, IS and GH, pornogrpahy consumption had no effect.
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What is the confluence model of sexual aggression?

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Says that sexual aggression may be conceptualized as relating from the convergence of several factors.
Motivation + Disinhibition + Opportunity

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What do we know about pornography and relationships?

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Several studies have discovered a correlation between pron use by Mal partner and relationship, sexual dissatisfaction.
Sexual/Relationship dissatisfaction –> Pornography.
Coorelational so may the male goes to porn when the relationship is bad?!?!

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What was the study on Kohl, Fisher and Campbell?

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  • 430 Men/Women, porn use by at least one partner.
  • Most common response: “no negative effects”
  • Positive effects > Negative effects
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What unrealistic expectations does pornography convey?

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Behaviour:

  • No discussion of consent
  • Always willing, ready and orgasmic
  • Capable of any sexual act without preparation
  • No concerns for STI’s, Pregnancy.

Attributes:

  • Young, attractive
  • Mostly Caucasian
  • Women: Trimmed/removed pubic hair, low BMI
  • Men: Big penises, often muscular
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SO can porn have positive effects? Hold and Malmuth 2008

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  • Positive sex life
  • Life in general
  • Perception of and attitudes toward the opposite gender
  • Attitudes toward sex
  • Sexual Knowledge.
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What are some more potential positive effects of pornography?

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  • Normalization of sexuality.
  • Undoing damage caused by sex negative messaging by parents and in environment.
  • Permission Giving
  • Increased confidence to experiment, adventurousness
  • Greater sexual knowledge
  • Increased partner intimacy
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Can pornography consumption be ethical?

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  • Depends on who is making it, who is involved, how its made and its content.
    1. Production
    2. Content (Subjective)
    3. Reality (Representation of Fantasy not reality)
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What is the definition of sex work?

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Sales of service to satisfy a sexual fantasy, produce sexual excitement or arousal, and/or provide sexual satisfaction to the customer.

29
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Why the term “Sex work”?

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Umbrella term

30
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What are the different spaces that sex workers use?

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Call girl -
Brothels- 
In-call services-
Out-call services-
Massage parlours-
Streetwalker-
31
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What ranking was UBC for sugar baby arrangements?

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7th in 2018

32
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How many Uni students in Canada are registered for sugar baby arrangements?

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300,000!

33
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What is the average age for women on seeking arrangements?

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26 years old.

34
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What is the average age a sugar daddy?

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41 years old

35
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What do people falsely believe regarding reasons for becoming a sex worker?

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Drug addiction
Force or coercion
Economic (No options)

36
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What is the definition for sexual assault?

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Includes a wide variety of non consensual sexual experiences ranging from unwanted touching to forced oral, anal, or vaginal intercourse and sexual violence causing serious physical injury or disfigurement to the victim.

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What are some reasons women don’t report their sexual assault to police?

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  • Believing the police couldn’t do anything.
  • Wanting to keep the event private.
  • Feeling ashamed or embarrassed.
  • Being afraid of not being believed.
  • Fearing the perpetrator.
  • Not wanting the perpetrator to be arrested.
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What is sexual assault by someone who is known to the victim often called?

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DATE RAPE or Sexual assault by an acquaintance.

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What are three major types of date rape drugs?

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Rohypnol
GHB
Ketamine

40
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What other substances have contributed to sexual assault?

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often termed drug facilitated sexual assault with the use of drugs like weed alcohol and tranquilizers as they result in disinhibition, drowsiness or amnesia.

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How common is partner sexual assault?

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Community based surveys indicate that women who have experiences forced intercourse is more than half 51% with their intimate partner.

42
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what is post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?

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Long-term psychological distress suffered by someone who has experienced a terrifying event

43
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What is post traumatic Growth?

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Positive life changes and psychological development following exposure to trauma.

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What are three potential causes of sexual assault against women?

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  1. Psychopathology of sex offenders.
  2. Feminists (solidify mens views of their aggression and coercion)
  3. Social Disorganization (Sociologists believe crime rates, increase after disruption to the social organization of a community)
45
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What factors predispose men to be sexually aggressive?

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Cultural values, Sexual scripts, Early family influences, peer-group influences, characteristics of the situation, miscommunication, sex and power motives, and masculinity norms and mens attitudes.

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What are the 5 different teachings that help to prevent sexual assault from occurring? pg472

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  1. Awareness based programs
  2. Empathy-based programs
  3. Social norms based programs.
  4. Skills-based programs.
  5. Bystander Intervention programs.
47
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What is Intrafamilial sexual abuse?

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Sexual abuse that occurs within the family.

48
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what is internet sexual solicitation of youth?

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Cases in which a sexual predator meets a Child or adolescent online, gains the youths confidence, and arranges a face-to-face meeting.

49
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What impacts does child sexual abuse have on individuals later in life?

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-More likely to experience a variety of symptoms, including anxiety, depression, behaviour problems, health complaints, and thoughts of suicide.

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What does research tell us about boys who have experienced child sexual abuse in regards to their sexual behaviours in adolescense?

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They are more likely to engage in RISKY sexual behaviours during adolescence.

51
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Can patterns of sexual abuse vary in in length and severity?

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YES THEY CAN

52
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What type of treatments work for PTSD?

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Cognitive-behavioural therapy is effective.

53
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What is pedophillia?

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A Paraphilia where one is most sexually attracted to pre-puberty and at least 5 years older than the child.

54
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Using reaction times how do pedophiles react?

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They have a strong mental association between children and sex.

55
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What are the recidivism rates for untreated sex offenders vs treated sex offenders?

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52% untreated 24% treated

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What are the four types of harassment of women by men? pg 483-484

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  1. Earnest harassment
  2. hostile harassment
  3. paternalistic-ambivalent harassment
  4. Competitive ambivalent harassment.
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How do professionals accused of sexual misconduct respond?

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Deniers, Rationalizers, Repentants.