Though high rates of sexual assault are found on college campuses, prevalence rates between studies can vary considerable by gender, sexual orientation, and other student characteristics. Thus, it is unknown whether these are "true" differences for such characteristics or if there are methodological differences to consider. As such the current study examined whether student characteristics including gender, race, sexual orientation, sexual attraction, Greek affiliation, and relationship status are uniquely associated with reporting on two different sexual assault scales. Data were gathered from 783 college students in 2019-2020 at a large Midwestern university. Results revealed that the two different scales consistently provided different prevalence rates of sexual assault. Moreover, for each type of sexual assault (e.g., coercion, incapacitation, and physical force), there were also significant differences with students consistently reporting higher prevalence rates on one scale over the other. Finally, significant differences were found in prevalence rates across gender, sexual attraction, and Greek affiliated status.

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大学生特征与报告两种不同尺度的性侵犯经历之间的关系。

尽管在大学校园中发现性侵犯率很高，但研究之间的流行率可能因性别、性取向和其他学生特征而有很大差异。因此，尚不清楚这些特征是否是“真正的”差异，或者是否存在需要考虑的方法差异。因此，目前的研究检查了学生的特征，包括性别、种族、性取向、性吸引力、希腊从属关系和关系状况是否与两种不同的性侵犯量表的报告唯一相关。数据来自 2019-2020 年中西部一所大型大学的 783 名大学生。结果显示，两种不同的量表始终提供不同的性侵犯流行率。此外，对于每种类型的性侵犯（例如，胁迫、失能和体力），也存在显着差异，学生在一个尺度上的患病率始终高于另一个尺度。最后，在性别、性吸引力和希腊附属地位方面的流行率存在显着差异。