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AcknowledgementsWe wish to acknowledge the support provided by RCNI for this research. We also acknowledge the facilitiesprovided through the School of Psychology, NUI Galway that enabled the focus groups to be held. Finally, wewish to thank all of the research participants who took part in this study, who gave so generously of their time.Researcher BiographiesDr Pádraig MacNeela is a lecturer at the School of Psychology, NUI Galway. His research interests includedecision-making in health care, volunteering, alcohol use, and other applied social issues relevant to youth. Heis a contributor to the Structured PhD Programme in Child & Youth Research provided by NUI Galway and TrinityCollege, and a member of Community Engaged Research in Action, a research network at NUI Galway thatsupports research related to civic engagement and community well-being.Thomas Conway is in his first year of studies on the PhD in Child & Youth Research. His research interestsare in alcohol use and resilience among young men. Siobhán Kavanagh is a third year student on the sameprogramme. Her research interests are in the study of laughter yoga and other strategies to maximise well-beingamong young adults. Lisa Ann Kennedy is a final year student on the PhD in Child & Youth Research, withresearch interests in the experience of acculturation among young African migrants to Ireland. John McCaffrey isa third year PhD student at the School of Psychology. His research concerns perceptions of alcohol use amonguniversity students, including the acceptability of alcohol-related harms.2 Young People, Alcohol, and Sex: What’s Consent Got to Do With It?
Table of ContentsForeword 41. Introduction 51.1. Rationale for the Study 62. Methodology 72.1. Research Design 72.2. Sampling and Recruitment 72.3. Procedure 72.4. Data Analysis 102.5. Credibility of the Case Studies and of the Research Data 103. Findings 113.1. The Context for Consent 113.2. Scenario 1. Fred & Jane 183.3. Scenario 2. Dan and Isobel 263.4. Scenario 3. Jim & Claire 363.5. Scenario 4. Michelle & Ben 473.6. Online Survey of University Students 583.7. Participant Reflections and Recommendations 594. Discussion 614.1. Sex without Consent is Wrong – But it’s a Grey Area 634.2. Alcohol and Consent 654.3. Gender Stereotyping: The Agentic Male 674.4. Implications and Recommendations 684.5. Study Conclusion 69References 70Appendix 1 72Study Materials 72Research Report : January 28th 20143
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