2004
DOI: 10.2202/0027-6014.1411
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Perceptions of a Rape Prevention Program by Fraternity Men and Male Student Athletes: Powerful Effects and Implications for Changing Behavior

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“…There was also remarkable consistency in the patterns of responses for members of the various racial groups falling into different themes. Furthermore, reactions of men of color in the present study reacting to The Men's Program closely parallel the results studying the reactions of mostly Caucasian men's reactions in prior studies (Foubert and Cowell 2004;.…”
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“…There was also remarkable consistency in the patterns of responses for members of the various racial groups falling into different themes. Furthermore, reactions of men of color in the present study reacting to The Men's Program closely parallel the results studying the reactions of mostly Caucasian men's reactions in prior studies (Foubert and Cowell 2004;.…”
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confidence: 84%
“…Given the potential for a strong emotional impact on audience members, particularly survivors of sexual assault, several disclaimers are given to participants and appropriate resources are offered. Over time, the program has been modified in accordance with feedback obtained through quantitative and qualitative evaluation studies of mostly Caucasian students (Foubert 2000;Foubert and Cowell 2004;Foubert and Newberry 2006;Foubert and Perry 2007).…”
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