From Bullying Victimization to Sexual Coercion Victimization: Do These Differ for Heterosexual and LGB Adolescents in the United States?

IF 1.9 3区社会学 Q2 LAW

Behavioral Sciences & the Law Pub Date : 2026-06-03 Epub Date: 2026-03-15 DOI:10.1002/bsl.70053

Jun Sung Hong, Dong Ha Kim, Paul R. Sterzing, Matthew M. Rivas-Koehl, Dorothy L. Espelage

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Abstract

The current study proposes pathways from bullying victimization to sexual coercion victimization mediated by using drugs and engaging in sex with drugs. The study sample included heterosexual or LGB youth. Measures included bullying victimization, using drugs, engaging in sex with drugs, sexual coercion victimization, and the covariates, which are sex and age. Path analyses were conducted for heterosexual and LGB adolescents. Among heterosexuals, bullying victimization was positively associated with sexual coercion victimization. Using drugs and engaging in sex with drugs were also positively associated with sexual coercion victimization. Among LGBs, bullying victimization was positively associated with sexual coercion victimization. Using drugs and engaging in sex with drugs were also positively related to sexual coercion victimization. Findings from the study have implications for juvenile justice and school-based practice.

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从霸凌受害到性胁迫受害：美国异性恋青少年与LGB青少年有何不同？

本研究提出了由吸毒和涉毒性行为介导的欺凌受害到性胁迫受害的途径。研究样本包括异性恋或LGB青年。措施包括欺凌受害、吸毒、与毒品发生性行为、性胁迫受害以及协变量，即性别和年龄。对异性恋和LGB青少年进行通径分析。在异性恋者中，欺凌受害与性胁迫受害呈正相关。使用毒品和与毒品发生性行为也与性胁迫受害呈正相关。在lgbt群体中，欺凌受害与性胁迫受害呈正相关。使用毒品和与毒品发生性行为也与性胁迫受害呈正相关。研究结果对青少年司法和学校实践具有启示意义。

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