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Gender Differences in Permissiveness and Sexual Responsibility: Croatia and the US

Mirna Cvitan ; Student, Department of Sociology, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Gabrijela Radek ; Student, Department of Sociology, University of Zagreb, Croatia


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Abstract

The paper presents the results of a study conducted in 1997 on the student sample. The questionnaires were completed by 107 male and female students from the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb. The focus was on gender differences in attitudes concerning permissiveness and sexual responsibility reported in a similar US study. Our results confirmed the hypothesis of gender differences and pointed out the influence of the number of sexual partners on attitudes concerning permissiveness and sexual responsibility. In conclusion we note some cultural differences in results between the Croatian and US studies.

Keywords

number of sexual partners; responsibility; permissiveness; sex

Hrčak ID:

154475

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/154475

Publication date:

31.12.1997.

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