Sexually aggressive women: Current perspectives and controversies.

Abstract

Anderson, C. Struckman-Johnson, Introduction. Part I: Research and Conceptual Issues in Studying Sexually Aggressive Women. C. Struckman-Johnson, Anderson, Do and Women Don't: Difficulties in Researching Sexually Aggressive Women. Muehlenhard The Importance and Danger of Studying Sexually Aggressive Women. Allgeier, Lamping, Theories, Politics, and Sexual Coercion. Part II: Traits and Motives of Sexually Aggressive Women. Anderson, Women's Motives for Sexual Initiation and Aggression. Shea, When the Tables Are Turned: Verbal Sexual Coercion among College Women. Ellis, Why Some Sexual Assaults Are Not Committed by Men: A Biosocial Analysis. Part III: Comparisons of Male and Female Experiences of Sexual Coercion. C. Struckman-Johnson, D. Struckman-Johnson, The Dynamics and Impact of Sexual Coercion of Men by Women. Byers, O'Sullivan, Similar But Different: Men's and Women's Experiences of Sexual Coercion. Stock, Female Sexual Coercion of Males: A Feminist Analysis. Part IV: Treatment and Prevention of Female Sexual Aggression. Macchietto, Treatment Issues of Adult Male Victims of Female Sexual Aggression. Parrot, Meaningful Sexual Assault Prevention Programs for Men. Postscript: Anderson, C. Struckman-Johnson, Where Do We Go from Here?

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