The effect of social anxiety on the risk of sexual victimization via assertiveness in an ethnically diverse sample - Berg SK, Newins AR, Wilson LC.

Preliminary evidence suggests social anxiety may increase the risk of sexual victimization via decreased sexual assertiveness. A sample of 2,043 undergraduate students completed an online survey. Analyses of moderated indirect effects examined whether gend...
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