Potential benefits of focusing on alcohol consumption in risk reduction
Interventions that reduce ASA risk among sexual minority men-and the Scores, more female ASA perpetrators, higher internalized homophobia scores, andįewer male sexual partners than gay men. Bisexual men reported higher alcohol severity Although we found similarities between gay andīisexual men in lifetime sexual assault history, we found some distinctĭifferences in ASA risk factors. Indicated more severe CSA experiences and past alcohol-related problems (83.9%) were male 67.0% of participants reported consumingĪlcohol and/or drugs prior to the most recent incident. Most perpetrators of recent ASA incidents (CSA) and 67.2% reported adult sexual assault (ASA). One half of men (50.8%) reported childhood sexual abuse Hazardous drinking (53.0%) and possible dependence (14.2%) among Alcohol severity scores indicated high rates of Written, self-administered questionnaires and face-to-face, event-based The goal of this study was to examine lifetime patterns of sexual assaultĪnd associated risks among a purposive sample of gay and bisexual men
