| Autor: |
Holcomb, Derek R., Sarvela, Paul D., Sondag, K. Ann, Holcomb, Linda C. Hatton |
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Journal of American College Health; Jan1993, Vol. 41 Issue 4, p159-164, 6p |
| Abstrakt: |
A randomized, posttest-only experimental design was used to compare the date-rape attitudes of university students who were exposed to a mixed-gender date-rape workshop (n = 163) with those of students who were not exposed (n = 168). A previously validated instrument, the 25-item Date Rape Attitudes Survey (DRAS), was used as the criterion measure. Three hypotheses were tested, with the following results: (1) Men reported attitudes that were more tolerant of date rape than those reported by women (ie, the men were more likely to condone date rape); (2) students in the control group reported attitudes that were more tolerant of date rape than those reported by students in the treatment group; and (3) men exhibited a greater effect from the program than did women. Finally, the authors discuss implications of the study and offer recommendations for future research evaluating date-rape prevention programs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Databáze: |
Complementary Index |
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