Hooking-Up, Religiosity, and Sexting Among College Students

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作者：
Michael Hall
Ronald D. Williams
M. Allison Ford
Erin Murphy Cromeans
Randall J. Bergman
机构：
[1] Florida Atlantic University,Department of Exercise Science and Health Promotion
[2] Texas State University,Department of Health and Human Performance
[3] University of Mississippi,Department of Health, Exercise Science and Recreation Management
[4] University of Mississippi,School of Applied Sciences: Health, Exercise Science and Recreation Management
[5] Lenoir-Rhyne University,School of Health Exercise and Sport Science
来源：
Journal of Religion and Health | 2020年 / 59卷
关键词：
Religiosity; Sexting; Hooking-up; Mediation;
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摘要：
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the mediation effect of sexting, and taking sexually suggestive photos on religiosity and hooking-up with three separate sexual outcomes. A web-based survey examined the relationship between religiosity and the three hooking-up outcomes among students reporting sexting or taking a sexually suggestive photo in the last 30 days (n = 231). Sexting, as well as taking sexually suggestive photos mediated the relationship between religiosity and hooking-up among females. Sexting may be initiated by females as a way to engage in a nonphysical sexual interaction, which ultimately predisposes them to a physical sexual outcome.
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