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Evaluation of a University-based Date Rape Prevention Program: Effect on Attitudes and Behavior Related to Rape.
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Less AcceptingSocial PsychologyMental HealthPsychologyProgram EvaluationSocial SciencesSexual CommunicationGender StudiesPublic HealthSexual And Reproductive HealthPregnancy PreventionSexual CrimeBehavioral SciencesSexual ViolenceGender-based ViolenceAggressionSexual BehaviorRape MythsSexual AssaultSexual HealthSexual AbuseSixty Undergraduate StudentsSexual OrientationBehavior Related
Sixty undergraduate students participated bl the study. Participants in the two treatment groups were less accepting of rape myths than those in the control group. Additionally, participants who completed the sun,ey packet at both pre- and post-treatment endorsed attitudes significantly less supportive of rape following the intervention.