The Dating vs Hook-up Culture at Park U
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This survey of 75 Park University students found that: - The majority (58%) of respondents were women and most (67%) were commuters. - While college is often portrayed as encouraging casual sex, most Park students believe the atmosphere is more focused on dating than casual sex. - Women strongly prefer dating over casual sex, but face stigma if they engage in casual sex which some see as making them "sluts." - Men are more divided in their preferences and receive more positive views even if they prefer casual sex. - In general, students view relationships more positively than casual sex partnerships.
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- 1. Sex & Dating at Park Andi Janessa Samantha Souleymane
- 3. 1 in 4 students has an STI.
- 4. College is portrayed in the media as a place for parties and casual sex.
- 5. The college culture may have a direct impact on student health.
- 6. How do Park students feel about casual sex versus relationships?
- 8. 58%Women 42% Men
- 9. 67%Commuters
- 10. 83% of respondents agreed that “HOOKING UP” refers to uncommitted sexual relations
- 11. What atmosphere does college have?
- 12. THREEout of FOURwomenbelievecasual sexis the collegeatmosphere
- 13. Two out of three men believe college has a casual sex atmosphere
- 14. What atmosphere does Park have?
- 15. 61% of women believePark Uhas a DATINGatmosphere
- 16. Men are divided half and halfon Park’s atmosphere.
- 18. 75% of womensaid their friendsprefer dating.
- 19. 53% of mensaid their friendsprefer casual sex
- 21. 86% of women prefer dating
- 22. Only 14% of women said they would be open to casual sex
- 23. MORE THAN AQUARTER of men declined to state a preference(but answered every other question)
- 24. Of those who answered, 2/3’s of men said they prefer dating
- 25. How are women viewed who prefer casual sex?
- 27. A grand total of 85% of respondents described women who prefer casual sex in a negative way.
- 28. Women were more likely to use negative terms about other women.
- 29. How are men viewed who prefer casual sex?
- 30. 49%of respondents attributed positive adjectives to men who prefer casual sex.
- 31. (That’s 36% more positive than how women are viewed.)
- 32. How do respondents view women who prefer relationships?
- 33. 59% of respondents view women who prefer relationships favorably.
- 34. 9% thought women who prefer relationships are clingy.
- 35. “STILL SECRETLY A WHORE”? 3% think so!
- 36. How are men who prefer relationships viewed?
- 37. 75% favorable
- 38. ONE QUARTER Unfavorable(mostly described as “stupid” and “gay”)
- 39. Women were described with negative terms twice as often as men.
- 40. Conclusion While college in general is seen as a paradise of noncommittal sexual relationships, there is a large stigma at Park U towards people who engage in those activities. We conclude that Park U has a dating atmosphere, rather than a casual sex culture.
- 41. Questions? Presentation designed by Andi Enns