Sexual Script Negotiation is a theoretical construct within the sociology of sexuality that refers to the dynamic, interactive process through which individuals modify, adapt, or reinterpret culturally prescribed sexual scripts through mutual communication and consent in sexual encounters.
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Reformulating Sexual Script Theory
Hannah Frith, Celia Kitzinger · Theory & Psychology · 2001 · 232 citations
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