Too Drunk to Drive, Too Drunk to Consent?

Drouin, Michelle; Newsham, Genni; Davis, Jedidiah; Baker, Rachael; Jozkowski, Kristen

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Too Drunk to Drive, Too Drunk to Consent?

Authors: Michelle Drouin
Genni Newsham
Jedidiah Davis
Rachael Baker
Kristen Jozkowski
Publication date: 1 April 2017
Publisher: Opus: Research \u26 Creativity at IPFW

Abstract

Our naturalistic study of bargoers showed that many intoxicated individuals consider themselves and their intoxicated friends too impaired to drive; however, few, especially men, consider themselves or their friends too drunk to consent to sex. This has implications for consent promotion and bystander models of sex assault prevention

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