Sexual harassment, male dominated organizations and the role of counselling psychology: the case of medical school.

Sexual harassment, male dominated organizations and the role of counselling psychology: the case of medical school.

Réf. 75512 Article - En anglais

COUNSELLING PSYCHOLOGY, vol. 6, n° 4, 1993, pages 291-301, 27 réf., ISSN 0951-5070, GBR

NICOLSON (P.), WELSH (C.L.)

Univ Sheffield. Royal Hallamshire hosp. Dep psychiatry. Sheffield. GBR

This paper presents evidence of sexual harassement in medical school based on a survey of students (n=186) and lecturers (n=100), but while 85.5% of students believe that medical educators should combat this behavior, only 67.7% of the lecturers do so.
It is argued here, that ambivalence towards sexual harassement is a psychological symptom of a male dominated culture, with long term implications for victims, perpetrators, and witnesses.

Mots-clés BDSP : Harcèlement sexuel, Maltraitance, Enseignement universitaire, Etudiant, Profession médicale, Relation enseignant enseigné, Enseignant, Enquête, Jeune adulte, Homme

Mots-clés Pascal : Harcèlement sexuel, Abus sexuel, Victimologie, Milieu universitaire, Enseignement professionnel, Enseignement universitaire, Médecine, Relation élève enseignant, Enseignant, Etudiant, Enquête, Adulte jeune, Homme

Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Sexual harassment, Sexual abuse, Victimology, University environment, Occupational education, Higher education, Medicine, Teacher pupil relation, Teacher, Student, Inquiry, Young adult, Human

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