Perceptions of discrimination in athletic training education programs

Sexual harassment in education;Sex discrimination in education;Athletic trainers - Attitudes;Athletic trainers - Education (Higher) - United States

Gilette, Charles J.Pein, R. ;

University of Wisconsin

关键词: Sexual harassment in education;    Sex discrimination in education;    Athletic trainers - Attitudes;    Athletic trainers - Education (Higher) - United States;   

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瑞士|英语

来源: University of Wisconsin

【 摘 要 】

Sexual harassment and mistreatment of students in medical school and allied healthprograms have been well dccumented. The student athletic trainer - perceptions oftreatment questionnaire was used to determine the perceptions of Ss in athletic trainingeducation programs (ATEP). The sample included 260 Ss (93 male and 167 female; age21.8 +_ 3.24 yrs, 19-44) enrolled in O.TEP (2.37 yrs -t .996 yrs; accumulated hours 880.75f 45 1.1 1,56-2500hrs). R.eturn rate was 47.6% from Ss surveyed in accredited ATEP;;s.Ss were asked about self and peer perceived discrimination. Results indicated that 60.4%(male = 66.7%, female = 56.9%) of the Ss felt they were victims of discrimination.Areas in which Ss perceived self-discrimination included: offensive language (44.2%),exclusion on the basis of gender (3 1.2%), sexual humor (25%), and unwanted sexualadvances (3.8%). Results from perceived discrimination of peers indicated that 63.8%(male = 72%, female = 60.5%) of the Ss thought their peers were victims ofdiscrimination. Areas in which Ss perceived discrimination of peers included: offensivelanguage (56.9%), exclusion on the basis of gender (3 1.5%), sexual humor (35.4%), andunwanted sexual advances (1 1.5%).