Adolescents’ cyberdating relationships and the socialization background: links with the sexism in Spanish society and pornography consumption

The aim of the study was to verify if the quality of adolescents’ online cyberdating relationships depends on pornography consumption, beliefs about sexism in the Spanish society, and sex as a variable associated with differentiating socio-cultural factors. A number of 240 secondary school students, randomly selected from Castilla-La Mancha region, Spain, constituted the sample of the study. To measure the quality of online dating relationships the 6-dimensions Cyberdating Q_A questionnaire (CQA) was used. The questionnaire uses 5-point rating scales with response intervals that range from 1 (never) to 5 (always). The variables sexism and pornography consumption (watching pornography) were measured on the ordinal scale with 6-point measurement rating scale with response intervals that range from 0 (naught) to 5 (high). Data set consisting of 56 variables and 241 records (record number 1 is a header with variable names). The data set consist of such variables as: sex, age, sexism, watching pornography and six subscales of CQA questionnaires.