“…Males overwhelmingly adhere to more rape myths than females, particularly ones that place the responsibility of an assault on the victim (Berkowitz, Burkhart, & Bourg, 1994;Fetley, Ainslie, & Geib, 1991;Frese, Moya, & Megia, 2004;Hayes, Abbott, & Cook, 2016;Lanier & Green, 2006;Marciniak, 1998;Paul & Gray, 2011;Proto-Campise, Belknap, & Wooldredge, 1998;Smith & Wilchans, 2000;Swauger, Witham, & Shinberg, 2013;Xenos & Smith, 2001). In their study of 608 Australian teenagers, Xenos and Smith, (2001) found that similar to studies of American students, males were more likely to associate the length and commitment of a relationship to sexual access and a man's "right" to have sex with a woman.…”