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The purpose ofthis study was to investigate implicit sex-submission associations for Hispanic /Latina and White women. Furthermore, this study examined how childhood sexual abuse, anticipated negative partner reactionrefusal, psychosexual functioning, sexual assertivenessrefusal and communication , and hyperfemininity are associated with women's implicit sex-submission associations. These interpersonal and psychosocial factors were analyzed for Hispanic/Latina and White women to help us determine if these associations are found for two different groups of women. Previous research has demonstrated that individuals associate sex with power and aggression at an unconscious level (Bargh et al., 1995; Mussweiler& Forster, 2000; Zurbriggen , 2000). For men, implicit associations of sex with power and of women with sex predict aggression towards women , whereas for women, sex-aggression associations predict higher perceptions of male aggressiveness (Bargh et al., 1995). Exposure to cultural stereotypes and expectations often affects individuals ' processing of information , interpretations of others ' behavior, and their own behavior without their conscious awareness of this influence (Bargh & Chartrand, 1999). In terms of sexuality , some studies using a subliminal priming methodolog y have demonstrated that many women implicitly associate sex with submission (Kiefer et al., 2006; Sanchez et al., 2006). Furthermore , it was found that women ' s nonconscious tendency to associate sex with submission predicted self-reported engagement in submissive sexual behavior. Thus, Sanchez and colleagues (2006) concluded that women ' s implicit sex-submission associations seem to reflect a link between the sexual context and their personal submission. :i. ,._,,

Relationship Between Psychosocial and Interpersonal Factors and Implicit Sex-Submission Associations in Hispanic/Latina and White Women