1. Sexual Consent

2. “Were you taught consent in school?”
Education
“Were you taught consent in school?”

4. “Carrying a condom is a way of demonstrating consent”
10% agreed
5% agreed
“Carrying a condom is a way of demonstrating consent”

5. “Asking for consent is awkward”
42% agreed
“Asking for consent is awkward”
29% agreed

6. Relationships

7. People In A Relationship
“Is Asking For Consent Awkward?”
People In A Relationship
People Not In A Relationship
62% Said Yes
42% Said Yes

8. Gender

9. “A man cannot be sexually assaulted by a woman”
All of which agreed to this statement identified themselves as being straight

10. 71%
29%

11. “It is up to the woman to remain in control of giving consent”

12. 26%
14%

13. “Asking for consent is awkward”

14. 32%
38%

15. “Which of the following (if any) have an influence on your perceptions of consent to sex?”

16. 8%
19%
30%
16%
20%
11%

17. Pressure

18. Scenarios based on “Pressure to consent to sex”
58%
Agree

19. “People often consent as they feel pressure from their partner”
68%
Agree

20. Assumption

21. “Consent should be assumed unless the other person says no”

23. “Not asking for sexual consent some of the time is OK”

24. WOULD YOU LIKE
TO HAVE SEXUAL
RELATIONS WITH ME?
41%
disagree

25. 33%
agree

27. “I think that consent should be asked before any kind of sexual activity, including kissing or touching”

28. 55% disagree
30% agree

29. Sexuality

30. “Is consent taught in a hetero-normative way”
Yes - 49%
No - 51%

31. “Consent taught in a hetero-normative way”
Why?
Because I am not gay
Majority rule
Because Gay sex should not be allowed