link.springer.comPosted Aug 20, 2019, 11:36 AM UTC
Sample:
The 1,277 remaining participants all reported their gender as female. The majority (87.2%) reported white for their race and heterosexual (74.2%) for their sexual orientation. The mean age of the participants was 28.11 years old(SD=9.29); reported ages ranged from 15 to 71 years old.
Method:
In order to attract participants to the survey, the researcher and her research assistants posted the link in various web forums; the links advertising the study invited the participants to take part in a study on experiences in public places and importantly, the term stranger harassment was never used.
The components of the study were presented in the following order: demographics, Stranger Harassment Index (first ‘‘have you ever experienced...’’, and then on the next page, ‘‘how frequently have you experienced...’’),and Contextual factors (first fearful, then enjoyable, and finally more likely to respond verbally). After completing the survey, participants were debriefed with a final screen that described the study’s hypotheses regarding stranger harassment;this is the first and only time the words ‘‘stranger harassment’’ appeared in the survey.
Key findings:
It was found that the primary factors that determined how enjoyable or traumatic women found the experience to be were:
Physical Attractiveness - More attractive men most significantly increased women's enjoyment of the 'harassment' with the converse effect being found for unattractive men.
Age - Similar or younger age in relation to the participant increased women's enjoyment of, or their aversion to the 'harassment'.
Race - Different race of man made women more likely to rate it as traumatic or enjoyable. With the effect being stronger in increasing women's fear of the 'harassment' if it came from a man of a different race then their own. While congruent with previous data demonstrating that women tend towards racial homophily in romantic contexts, it is important to note that 87.2% of the sample consisted of white women, with it frequently being found that white men generally have higher SMV overall, among the races. Both in online dating and in speed dating. Thus this is a potential moderating factor to keep in mind, i.e. it would be interesting to see if this effect held true if Asian women constituted a significant portion of the sample.)
Frequency (in percent) of contextual factors reported to influence fear, enjoyment, and verbal reactions to stranger harassment:
| Factor | Fear | Enjoyment | Verbal Reaction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attractive Harasser | 1.9 | 27.1 | 8.3 |
| Unattractive Harasser | 20.3 | .2 | 3.4 |
| Younger Harasser (20s-30s) | 10.1 | 18.2 | 14.0 |
| Older Harasser (40+) | 32.6 | 1.6 | 3.7 |
| Harasser Same Race | 3.1 | 4.7 | 7.6 |
| Harasser Different Race | 15.1 | 1.1 | 1.6 |
A harsh blackpill indeed, that definitely contradicts the bluepilled assertions made in this following paragraph, by an anonymous female (and the many similar ones made by women elsewhere), curiously reproduced on the Springer page under the abstract of the article:
While on my way to work in the middle of the day in any area of my city, I get catcalled by a variety of men on the street. If I walk home from work at dusk, the comments only intensify. Old men, young men. Creepy men, adolescent boys. Whoever. They might say something fairly “benign,” such as, “You have very beautiful eyes” or they might say something very frightening, such as (approximately), “I want to bang you, b*tch.” Or just make some utterly degrading animal sound, laughing and giving their buddies a round of high-fives. Or, worst of all, pull over (nice car, beat up car—any class of men has its bottom-feeders), making such sounds from their car, then driving away, laughing maniacally.
I do not appreciate these comments AT ALL. If you think I have beautiful eyes, then appreciate them from afar instead of whispering a comment in my ear while I’m walking past you. I don’t care what your ‘complimentary’ intentions are. I’m trying to get to my job or to walk home or to run some errands, or maybe I’m just enjoying the day. There’s nothing that will wipe the smile off of my face faster than these comments. My policy is to ignore any comments, although somehow I can’t help looking painfully shocked by a remark/drive-by yell. Additionally, sometimes these comments rattle me and I can’t do my job as well as I’d like. From an anonymous poster on the blog.
Stop Street Harassment (2009)
| Factor | Fear | Enjoyment | Verbal Reaction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attractive Harasser | 1.9 | 27.1 | 8.3 |
So basically be a young white attractive man, and approach a much older white woman?
The finding was that the harassment from the younger men was seen as more desirable, probably due to the agepill, and the fact that most of the women in the study were fairly young themselves.
No such thing as the age pill. Men get better with age.
A sales guy I met while drinking once told me, “Never let the girl say no!”
The next week I got hit with a sexual harassment charge.
Guess I’ll still stick with hookers.
I bet they didn't even do it in the anime voice
Like I'd sexually harass a pudgy 3D roastie
So if you are ugly and an ethnic, you are screwed?
this is why the left and SJW's/3rd wave feminists/4th wave feminists are making "harassment" a thing based off how the girl "felt" "emotionally". according them them harassment isnt a objective action. if a ugly guy does it they claim its harassment, if a good looking guy does it, they claim its "sexy" "confident" "hes a good mentor"
total bullshit. the whole me too thing ruined women's credibility/respect and set them back centuries lol
the thing with that is because in the courtroom you have to go by logic, facts, and objective reality. so for women they are the opposite of that.
Vantablack. There it is holes. Literally it's not bad when Chad does it. Congratulations you are indeed the meme gender.