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Prevalence and Factors Associated with Perpetration of Non- Consensual Sex among Students of a Tertiary Institution in Ibadan, Nigeria
This cross-sectional survey explored the extent to which students of the Polytechnic, Ibadan had perpetrated Non-Consensual Sex (NCS). A total of 594 randomly selected students completed a questionnaire and three perpetrators were interviewed in-depth. Mean age of the survey respondents was 22.7±2.9...
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| description | This cross-sectional survey explored the extent to which students of
the Polytechnic, Ibadan had perpetrated Non-Consensual Sex (NCS). A
total of 594 randomly selected students completed a questionnaire and
three perpetrators were interviewed in-depth. Mean age of the survey
respondents was 22.7±2.9 years. Twenty-two percent had ever
perpetrated at least a form of NCS, out of which 75.9% reported
involvement in this behaviour in the six months preceding the study.
Forms of NCS perpetrated included unwanted touch of breast/back side
(14.6%), unwanted kiss (9.4%), attempted rape (2.7%) and rape (1.7%).
The predictors of perpetration of NCS were alcohol use (OR: 2.2; CI:
1.41-3.33) and cigarette smoking (OR: 2.5, CI: 1.13-5.56). In-depth
interview revealed that peer group influence and alcohol consumption
contributed to perpetration of NCS. Behavioural change interventions
are recommended to prevent perpetration of NCS in this institution.
Cette enquête transversale examiné la mesure dans laquelle
les élèves de l'École polytechnique, Ibadan avaient
perpétré des rapports sexuels non consensuels (RSNC). Un
total de 594 étudiants choisis au hasard ont rempli un
questionnaire et trois auteurs ont été interviewés en
profondeur. L'âge moyen des interviewés était de 22,7
± 2,9 ans. Vingt-deux pour cent avaient déjà
perpétré au moins une forme de RNSC, dont 75,9% ont
déclaré implication dans ce comportement dans les six mois
précédant l'étude. Les formes de RNSC
perpétrés comprennent les tactiles indésirables de la
poitrine/des fesses (14,6%), baisers non désirés (9,4%),
tentative de viol (2,7%) et le viol (1,7%). Les indices de la
perpétration de RNSC ont été la consommation d'alcool
(OR: 2,2; IC: 1,41 à 3,33) et le tabagisme (OR: 2,5, IC: 1,13
à 5.56). Les interviews en profondeur ont révélé
que l'influence des pairs et la consommation d'alcool ont
contribué à la perpétration de RNSC. Les interventions
de modification de comportement sont recommandées pour
prévenir la perpétration de RNSC dans cette institution |
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respondents was 22.7±2.9 years. Twenty-two percent had ever
perpetrated at least a form of NCS, out of which 75.9% reported
involvement in this behaviour in the six months preceding the study.
Forms of NCS perpetrated included unwanted touch of breast/back side
(14.6%), unwanted kiss (9.4%), attempted rape (2.7%) and rape (1.7%).
The predictors of perpetration of NCS were alcohol use (OR: 2.2; CI:
1.41-3.33) and cigarette smoking (OR: 2.5, CI: 1.13-5.56). In-depth
interview revealed that peer group influence and alcohol consumption
contributed to perpetration of NCS. Behavioural change interventions
are recommended to prevent perpetration of NCS in this institution.
Cette enquête transversale examiné la mesure dans laquelle
les élèves de l'École polytechnique, Ibadan avaient
perpétré des rapports sexuels non consensuels (RSNC). Un
total de 594 étudiants choisis au hasard ont rempli un
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perpétré au moins une forme de RNSC, dont 75,9% ont
déclaré implication dans ce comportement dans les six mois
précédant l'étude. Les formes de RNSC
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poitrine/des fesses (14,6%), baisers non désirés (9,4%),
tentative de viol (2,7%) et le viol (1,7%). Les indices de la
perpétration de RNSC ont été la consommation d'alcool
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à 5.56). Les interviews en profondeur ont révélé
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respondents was 22.7±2.9 years. Twenty-two percent had ever
perpetrated at least a form of NCS, out of which 75.9% reported
involvement in this behaviour in the six months preceding the study.
Forms of NCS perpetrated included unwanted touch of breast/back side
(14.6%), unwanted kiss (9.4%), attempted rape (2.7%) and rape (1.7%).
The predictors of perpetration of NCS were alcohol use (OR: 2.2; CI:
1.41-3.33) and cigarette smoking (OR: 2.5, CI: 1.13-5.56). In-depth
interview revealed that peer group influence and alcohol consumption
contributed to perpetration of NCS. Behavioural change interventions
are recommended to prevent perpetration of NCS in this institution.
Cette enquête transversale examiné la mesure dans laquelle
les élèves de l'École polytechnique, Ibadan avaient
perpétré des rapports sexuels non consensuels (RSNC). Un
total de 594 étudiants choisis au hasard ont rempli un
questionnaire et trois auteurs ont été interviewés en
profondeur. L'âge moyen des interviewés était de 22,7
± 2,9 ans. Vingt-deux pour cent avaient déjà
perpétré au moins une forme de RNSC, dont 75,9% ont
déclaré implication dans ce comportement dans les six mois
précédant l'étude. Les formes de RNSC
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poitrine/des fesses (14,6%), baisers non désirés (9,4%),
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the Polytechnic, Ibadan had perpetrated Non-Consensual Sex (NCS). A
total of 594 randomly selected students completed a questionnaire and
three perpetrators were interviewed in-depth. Mean age of the survey
respondents was 22.7±2.9 years. Twenty-two percent had ever
perpetrated at least a form of NCS, out of which 75.9% reported
involvement in this behaviour in the six months preceding the study.
Forms of NCS perpetrated included unwanted touch of breast/back side
(14.6%), unwanted kiss (9.4%), attempted rape (2.7%) and rape (1.7%).
The predictors of perpetration of NCS were alcohol use (OR: 2.2; CI:
1.41-3.33) and cigarette smoking (OR: 2.5, CI: 1.13-5.56). In-depth
interview revealed that peer group influence and alcohol consumption
contributed to perpetration of NCS. Behavioural change interventions
are recommended to prevent perpetration of NCS in this institution.
Cette enquête transversale examiné la mesure dans laquelle
les élèves de l'École polytechnique, Ibadan avaient
perpétré des rapports sexuels non consensuels (RSNC). Un
total de 594 étudiants choisis au hasard ont rempli un
questionnaire et trois auteurs ont été interviewés en
profondeur. L'âge moyen des interviewés était de 22,7
± 2,9 ans. Vingt-deux pour cent avaient déjà
perpétré au moins une forme de RNSC, dont 75,9% ont
déclaré implication dans ce comportement dans les six mois
précédant l'étude. Les formes de RNSC
perpétrés comprennent les tactiles indésirables de la
poitrine/des fesses (14,6%), baisers non désirés (9,4%),
tentative de viol (2,7%) et le viol (1,7%). Les indices de la
perpétration de RNSC ont été la consommation d'alcool
(OR: 2,2; IC: 1,41 à 3,33) et le tabagisme (OR: 2,5, IC: 1,13
à 5.56). Les interviews en profondeur ont révélé
que l'influence des pairs et la consommation d'alcool ont
contribué à la perpétration de RNSC. Les interventions
de modification de comportement sont recommandées pour
prévenir la perpétration de RNSC dans cette institution</abstract><cop>Nigeria</cop><pub>Women's Health and Action Research Centre</pub><pmid>23444548</pmid><tpages>11</tpages></addata></record> |
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