2020
DOI: 10.1080/10926771.2020.1832170
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Social Risk Factors for Interpersonal Violence Victimization among College Students: Findings from a Mixed-Gender Sample

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“…Fewer studies have examined the full gamut of extracurricular collegiate activities on stalking victimization among college students, but research on other forms of violence and with high-school students is informative. One study of 644 college students examined the influence of several group affiliations including athletics, Greek life, student government, student union, study abroad, and faith organizations on the risk of interpersonal violence victimization (Swan et al, 2021). Only three variables significantly increased stalking victimization risk: Student union involvement, being female (vs male), and identifying as a sexual minority (vs heterosexual).…”
Section: Lifestylementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fewer studies have examined the full gamut of extracurricular collegiate activities on stalking victimization among college students, but research on other forms of violence and with high-school students is informative. One study of 644 college students examined the influence of several group affiliations including athletics, Greek life, student government, student union, study abroad, and faith organizations on the risk of interpersonal violence victimization (Swan et al, 2021). Only three variables significantly increased stalking victimization risk: Student union involvement, being female (vs male), and identifying as a sexual minority (vs heterosexual).…”
Section: Lifestylementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Constantemente, porém, são denunciadas em todo o mundo, atitudes de desigualdade, como discriminação nos meios universitários, em especial contra jovens mulheres, assediadas e estupradas. (6)(7)(8)(9)(10) Estudo empreendido em 2019 com 181.752 estudantes de 33 universidades norte-americanas apontou que 26,4% das mulheres universitárias, 23,1% dos universitários transgênero, gênero-queer ou gênero não-binário, e 6,9% dos homens universitários sofreram algum tipo de agressão sexual, por força física ou incapacidade de consentimento, após seu ingresso na universidade. Além disso, a pesquisa revelou que 37,1% dos entrevistados afirmaram ter informações sobre o conceito e os recursos disponíveis para o atendimento de uma agressão sexual de qualquer natureza, todavia, os dados apontaram que apenas 15% das vítimas procuraram alguma forma de apoio após a violência sofrida.…”
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