据Herald Sun消息，墨尔本贵族学校St Kevin College因一项关于“毒品”和“性”的调查受到抨击。
据悉，St Kevin College撤消了这项全校范围的调查，该调查询问学生是否“男人总是准备着性生活”，并询问高年级男生是否使用安全套以及 “你多长时间做一次”。
天主教学生在学校管理机构Edmund Rice Education Australia进行的一项调查中被问及男子气概、同性恋、饮酒和吸毒等问题。
校长Deborah Barker周三写信给家长，表示学校不会再继续进行该研究项目。
该调查提出的问题包括：年轻男性感到成为“真正的男人”的压力，他们是否乐意有一个同性恋朋友，以及他们吸毒、饮酒和吸食的频率。
男孩们被要求评论以下内容：“其他人认为我很好看”，“我不太喜欢我的父母”，“成为同性恋使一个人看起来不像个男人”，“如果有必要，一个人应该使用暴力来获得尊重”。
学生们还被问到，他们有多长时间“故意伤害别人”的身体，以及他们是否“对一个你不认识的女人或女孩发表过性评论？”
这类调查问卷是基于研究表明，持有传统男性观点的男性，其暴力和恐同的可能性要高出20倍以上。
这项调查正在其他八所Edmund Rice Education Australia的学校进行。
但St Kevin College的一些家长和学生对问题的语气和内容表示反对。
一位家长对Herald Sun说：“这项调查很直率，很有对抗性，让男孩们感到不舒服。”
他说：“学校的意图是好的，但他们搞砸了。” “男孩们认为关于同性恋的问题暗示了同性恋是错误的，他们也担心学校会处理关于毒品的调查结果。”
校长Barker说，学校已经“收到了来自学生、家长、监护人和教师们的反馈，对调查的一些内容表示担忧。”
她说：“从St Kevin College的学生那里收集的匿名数据将被删除。
Barker表示学校将“专注把一系列措施纳入进课程去拓展学生们的知识，包括他们的权利以及他们该如何与他人发展相互尊重的关系，特别是与女性的关系。”
这项决定是由于在最近St Kevin College的文化审查中，发现了关于“有毒”和“厌恶女性”文化的证据。
e questions asked to St Kevin's students
SECTION A: Wellbeing
* 1. I have a nice looking face
2. Overall, I have a lot to be proud of
* 3. I am honest
4. I enjoy things like sports, gym, and dance
5. I worry more than I need to
6. I get along well with my parents
7. I get bad marks in most school subjects
8. I am not very popular with girls
9. It is difficult to make friends with guys
10. I am good looking
11. Most things I do, I do well
12. I often tell lies
13. I am good at things like sports, gym, and dance
14. I am a nervous person
15. My parents treat me fairly
16. I learn things quickly in most school subjects
17. I make friends easily with guys
18. I make friends easily with girls
19. Other people think I am good looking
20. Overall, most things I do turn out well
21. I sometimes cheat
22. I am awkward at things like sports, gym, and dance
23. I often feel confused and mixed up
24. My parents understand me
25. I do things as well as most people
26. I am better than most of my friends at things like sports, gym, and dance
27. I get upset easily
28. I do not like my parents very much
29. I am good at most school subjects
30. I do not get along very well with guys
31. I do not get along very well with girls
32. If I really try I can do almost anything I want to do
33. I sometimes take things that belong to other people
34. I worry about a lot of things
35. I make friends easily with members of my own sex
36. Overall I am a failure
37. I sometimes tell lies to stay out of trouble
38. About how often do you feel tired out for no good reason?
39. About how often do you feel nervous?
40. About how often did you feel so nervous that nothing could calm you down?
41. About how often do you feel hopeless?
42. About how often do you feel restless or fidgety?
43. About how often do you feel so restless you cannot sit still?
44. About how often do you feel depressed?
45. About how often do you feel that everything is an effort?
46. About how often do you feel so sad that nothing can cheer you up?
47. About how often do you feel worthless?
SECTION B: My attitudes
1. A guy should always seem as manly as other guys that he knows.
2. A guy should never back down from a challenge in public.
3. Acting manly should be the most important goal for guys.
4. A guy must always appear confident even if he isn’t.
5. No matter what happens, a guy should seem strong to others.
6. Getting made fun of helps guys become tough.
7. Guys should try to appear manly in almost all situations.
8. It is not important for guys to listen to each other’s problems.
9. It is weird for a guy to talk about his feelings with other guys.
10. Guys should not talk about their worries with each other.
11. It is not a guy’s job to comfort a friend who is upset.
12. When a guy has a fear, he should keep it to himself.
13. It is hard to respect a guy who shows his feelings.
14. If a guy gets upset about something he should hold it in.
15. A guy who wears nail polish is hard to take seriously.
16. It is embarrassing to have a lot of gay friends.
17. Being thought of as gay makes a guy seem like less of a man.
18. It would be embarrassing for a guy to admit that he is interested in being a hairdresser.
19. A good way to seem manly is to avoid acting gay.
20. A guy should be embarrassed to “run like a girl.”
21. There is something wrong if a guy wants to do activities usually done by girls.
22. Real guys never act like a girl.
23. A guy should be able to take teasing from his friends.
24. There is nothing wrong with a guy who picks on his friends.
25. It is normal for guys to make fun of their friends.
26. In order to fit in, guys must be able to tease other guys.
27. Guys do not pick on each other to be mean.
28. Men should be responsible for bringing home money to provide for their families
29. If a guy has a girlfriend, he deserves to know where she is all the time.
30. If a guy has a girlfriend, he deserves to know if she talks to another guy.
31. A guy should use violence to get respect if necessary.
32. A husband shouldn’t have to do housework.
33. Men are always ready for sex.
SECTION C: Social Messages
1. Society tells me that a guy should always seem as manly as other guys that he knows.
2. Society tells me that a guy should never back down from a challenge in public.
3. Society tells me that acting manly should be the most important goal for guys.
4. Society tells me that a guy must always appear confident even if he isn’t.
5. Society tells me that no matter what happens, a guy should seem strong to others.
6. Society tells me that getting made fun of helps guys become tough.
7. Society tells me that guys should try to appear manly in almost all situations.
8. Society tells me that it is not important for guys to listen to each other’s problems.
9. Society tells me that it is weird for a guy to talk about his feelings with other guys.
10. Society tells me that guys should not talk about their worries with each other.
11. Society tells me that it is not a guy’s job to comfort a friend who is upset.
12. Society tells me that when a guy has a fear, he should keep it to himself.
13. Society tells me that it is hard to respect a guy who shows his feelings.
14. Society tells me that if a guy gets upset about something he should hold it in.
15. Society tells me that a guy who wears nail polish is hard to take seriously.
16. Society tells me that it is embarrassing to have a lot of gay friends.
17. Society tells me that being thought of as gay makes a guy seem like less of a man.
18. Society tells me that it would be embarrassing for a guy to admit that he is interested in being a hairdresser.
19. Society tells me that a good way to seem manly is to avoid acting gay.
20. Society tells me that a guy should be embarrassed to “run like a girl.”
21. Society tells me that there is something wrong if a guy wants to do activities usually done by girls.
22. Society tells me that real guys never act like a girl.
23. Society tells me that a guy should be able to take teasing from his friends.
24. Society tells me that there is nothing wrong with a guy who picks on his friends.
25. Society tells me that it is normal for guys to make fun of their friends.
26. Society tells me that in order to fit in, guys must be able to tease other guys.
27. Society tells me that guys do not pick on each other to be mean.
28. Society tells me that men should be responsible for bringing home money to provide for their families.
29. Society tells me that if a guy has a girlfriend, he deserves to know where she is all the time.
30. Society tells me that if a guy has a girlfriend, he deserves to know if she talks to another guy.
31. Society tells me that a guy should use violence to get respect if necessary.
32. Society tells me that a husband shouldn’t have to do housework.
33. Society tells me that men are always ready for sex.
SECTION D: Family Roles (No questions about females)
1. How often does your father prepare food?
2. How often does your father clean the house?
3. How often does your father wash clothes?
4. How often does your father clean the bathroom or toilet?
5. How often does your father take care of your brothers/sisters?
6. How often does your father help you with your homework?
PART 2 OF SECTION D
1. How often do you prepare food?
2. How often do you clean the house?
3. How often do you wash clothes?
4. How often do you clean the bathroom or toilet?
5. How often do you take care of your brothers / sisters /another child?
6. How often do you help your brother/sister or another child with their homework?
SECTION E: Social Behaviours
1. How often has someone made jokes about you, teased you, or called you names that you did not like?
2. How often has someone insulted you, posted photos meant to embarrass you, or made threats to you on SMS, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, or any other app or website?
3. How often has someone physically hurt you on purpose by pushing you down, kicking you or hitting you with a hand, clenched fist, object or weapon?
4. How often has someone made sexual comments to a woman or girl you didn’t know in a public place, your school or on the internet or social media?
SECTION F: Social Behaviours
1. How often have you made jokes about someone, teased them, or called them names that they did not like?
2. How often have you insulted someone, posted photos meant to embarrass them, or made threats to them on SMS, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, or any other app or website?
3. How often have you physically hurt someone on purpose by pushing them down, kicking them or hitting them with a hand, clenched fist, object or weapon?
4. How often have you made sexual comments to a woman or girl you didn’t know, in a public place, your school, or on the internet or social media?
5. How often do you smoke cigarettes?
6. How often do you drink alcohol?
7. How often have you been drunk?
8. How often do you use cannabis (marijuana / weed)?
9. How often have you used drugs other than cannabis? (eg amphetamines/speed, ecstasy, inhalants such as petrol or glue, pain killers, cocaine)
10. How often do you have sex?
11. When you have sex, how often do you use a condom?
12. How many times have you been in a physical fight?
13. How often do you wear a helmet when you ride a bicycle
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