Sexual and Agency Norms: Effect on Young Women's Self-Perception and Attitude Toward Sexual Consent.

Effect of Threat to Personal Reputation and Agency Beliefs on Self-Assessment Indices (SAIs) The multivariate results of the MANCOVA did not reveal a significant joint effect on the eight Self-Assessment Indices for either the factor Threat to Personal Reputation ( F = 0.99; p = 0.45; η p 2 = 0.074) or the factor Affirmation in Agency Beliefs ( F = 1.88; p = 0.070; η p 2 = 0.132), although the latter approached significance.

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At the limit of significance, girl participants whose reputations were threatened due to sexual activity, compared to those whose reputation was devalued due to sexual abstinence, tended to identify more with positive traits than with negative traits corresponding to the competence and collectivism dimensions.

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