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HELPFUL OR HARMFUL? THE GENDERED EFFECT OF VIRGINITY PACTS ON LATER SEXUAL
VICTIMIZATION

Nicole C. McKenna https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9966-1682 ncmkenna@jjay.cuny.edu,
Joseph L. Nedelec, […], Kelly Pierce https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5096-4188, and
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ABSTRACT

Several factors contribute to sexual victimization, including cultural practices
and gendered expectations. The current study considered one aspect of purity
culture, adolescent virginity pacts, and their potential effect on sexual
victimization in adolescence and adulthood. Using data from all five waves of
the Add Health, longitudinal mixed gender and gender-specific analyses were
conducted. The results indicated a gendered association between virginity pacts
and sexual victimization. Virginity pacts were associated with lower odds of
sexual victimization for women, while men who took a virginity pact had higher
odds of sexual victimization compared to their counterparts who did not take a
virginity pact. Theoretical explanations and practical implications are
presented, highlighting the potential importance of gendered socialization in
preventing gender-based violence.


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BIOGRAPHIES

Nicole C. McKenna is an Assistant Professor at John Jay College of Criminal
Justice in the Department of Law, Police Science, and Criminal Justice
Administration. Her research focuses on girls in the juvenile legal system,
experiences of trauma and victimization, and trauma-informed interventions. She
adopts a social justice lens, as well as a feminist and trauma-informed
perspective in her research.
Joseph L. Nedelec is an Associate Professor and Director of the MS Programs in
the School of Criminal Justice at the University of Cincinnati. His research
interests include biopsychosocial criminology, twin-based methodologies,
quantitative criminology, and cybercrime.
Kelly Pierce is a doctoral candidate at the University of Cincinnati in the
School of Criminal Justice. She received her master’s degree in criminal justice
from the University of North Texas. Her research interests include corrections,
violence in correctional settings, punitive attitudes, and immigration.
Krysta N. Knox is a doctoral candidate at the University of Cincinnati in the
School of Criminal Justice. Her research focuses on examining antisocial
behaviors across the life course, the impact of family structure on behavior
development, and intimate partner violence.


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