A Comparative Study of College Women With And Without Incest Experience in Relation to Self Concept And Guilt Disposition
A Comparative Study of College Women With And Without Incest Experience in Relation to Self Concept And Guilt Disposition
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(p. 273) was supported. Women who score high on the sex-guilt subscale tend to have conventional moral standards (D'Augelli & Cross, 1975), and are more likely to view casual sex as wrong (Mendelson & Mosher, 1979). Langston (1973) studied the relationship between sex-guilt and sexual behavior and found that higher levels of sex-guilt were found for religiously active college students as opposed to religiously inactive students. Langston (1973) also concluded that high guilt females showed a pr...eference for G and GP rated movies while R and X rated movies were preferred by low guilt women.
•70- Low sex guilt women gave more sexual responses to double-entendre word-association stimuli (i.e., rubber, snatch) than high sex-guilt males (Galbraith, Kahn, & Leiberman, 1968; Galbraith & Mosher, 1968). High sex-guilt subjects are found to rate sexual cartoons as humorous and fun following sexual arousal to attenuate discomfort (Lamb, 1968). Mosher and Cross (1971) found evidence that sexual experience before marriage was negatively correlated with sex guilt.
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(p. 273) was supported. Women who score high on the sex-guilt subscale tend to have conventional moral standards (D'Augelli & Cross, 1975), and are more likely to view casual sex as wrong (Mendelson & Mosher, 1979). Langston (1973) studied the relationship between sex-guilt and sexual behavior and found that higher levels of sex-guilt were found for religiously active college students as opposed to religiously inactive students. Langston (1973) also concluded that high guilt females showed a pr...eference for G and GP rated movies while R and X rated movies were preferred by low guilt women.
•70- Low sex guilt women gave more sexual responses to double-entendre word-association stimuli (i.e., rubber, snatch) than high sex-guilt males (Galbraith, Kahn, & Leiberman, 1968; Galbraith & Mosher, 1968). High sex-guilt subjects are found to rate sexual cartoons as humorous and fun following sexual arousal to attenuate discomfort (Lamb, 1968). Mosher and Cross (1971) found evidence that sexual experience before marriage was negatively correlated with sex guilt.
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