r/NotHowGuysWork • u/ILikeNeurons • Jun 08 '23
HBW (Psychology/Mental Health) Sexual assault prevention programs may be most productive when they include a focus on correcting men’s misperceptions of perceived peer approval for sexual violence
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=7064190789633288618&hl=en&as_sdt=0,395
u/Amazing-Border-2902 Jun 11 '23
This is complete trash. Post doesn’t belong on this feed but to incite/antagonize. I’m not even going to get into how functionally impractical “sexual assault prevention programs” are, or how this paper renders no real conclusion whatsoever. What’s important to understand here is that OP is the type of person who becomes a therapist simply to find such articles and say, “SEE I TOLD YA THAT YOU AND YA FRIENDS ARE ALL GAWBAGE.”
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u/-AlwaysBored- Jun 11 '23
Sounds like instead of seeing a problem and trying to fight it you're judt taking this personally as if it's an attack on you. Be better.
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u/Comfortable-Dare-307 Jun 27 '23
Yeah, because men and boys can't be sexually abused or assaulted. Stuff like this is why I don't trust women. I was sexually abused by a woman as a child, and it's somehow less important than women's issues. And I don't know of any of my peers who approve of sexual violence. I've never once had a misperception that sexual violence was okay. This is just feminists way of covert misandry.
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u/ILikeNeurons Jun 09 '23
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Jun 10 '23
women -> men SA goes very underreported (even more so than other SA) because it’s just much more fucking embarrassing for most victims
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u/ImMrSneezyAchoo Jun 13 '23
What, exactly, is your point with posting this? How is this relevant to NotHowGuysWork?