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Index

Adulthood, postponement of, 54,

Dating, 13–18; after college, 138–140;

172, 208n46

college students use of term, 41,

African-American, students, experi-

198n22; comparison to calling, 18;

ence with hooking up, 66–68

comparison to hooking up, 46;

Age: at first intercourse, 2, 161; at first origin of the term date, 13,

marriage, 2, 22, 161, 172, 199n6

194n12; sexual intimacy and dat-

Alcohol: misperceptions of, 89; role

ing process, 164

in hookup script, 21, 30, 47,

Definition of the situation, 136,

63–64, 111–112, 166–168, 198n30,

199n3

208n35, 208n36

Double standard.
See
Sexual double Anderson, Elijah, 206n7

standard

Animal House
(movie), 51, 163

Arnett, Jeffrey Jensen, 54, 172, 199n7,

Eisenhart, Margaret, 33, 197n10,

202n27, 208n46

201n2, 202n24, 204n19

Emerging adulthood.
See
Adult-

Bailey, Beth, 12–17, 18–19, 170

hood, postponement of

Booty calls, 122–125, 205n25

Emotional attachment.
See
Love

Environment, 9; effect on sexual be-

Calling era, 12–13; and comparison

havior, 199n2; and college cam-

to dating, 18, 173

pus, 51–59; college campus com-

Carpenter, Laura, 85, 193n33, 197n7,

pared to after graduation,

201n10, 201n12, 201n13, 204n16

150–154; importance of, 9, 185

Casual sex.
See
Sex

Ericksen, Julia, 200n1

Clinton, Bill, and Monica Lewinsky

scandal, 27

Facebook (Web site), 169

Clique, 61–70, 90

Fraternity: characteristics of mem-