Overall, the discussions reflect enthusiastic agreement with the research, with examples such as mentions of a 46% reduction in rape and references to the NEJM study, highlighting the newsworthiness and significant impact of the findings. The tone and choice of words like 'success,' 'empowering,' and 'evidence-based' underscore the perceived importance and influence of the study in advancing effective prevention strategies.
AgreementStrong agreement
Most of the discussions strongly support the effectiveness of the sexual assault resistance program, highlighting the significant reductions in rape and attempted rape.
InterestHigh interest
Participants demonstrate high interest, citing detailed data, epidemiological studies, and emphasizing the importance of such programs for campus safety.
EngagementHigh engagement
Many discussions delve into the study's methodology, cite specific statistics, and debate the implications, indicating deep engagement.
ImpactHigh impact
The discussions suggest that the publication has a high potential to influence policies, perceptions, and practices related to sexual violence prevention on campuses.
Abstract in brief
A sexual assault resistance program for first-year university women, involving skill-building and risk assessment, significantly reduced the rates of completed and attempted rape compared to a control group that only received informational brochures.
The study found that women who participated in at least three sessions of the program experienced a 46% reduction in the risk of being raped within one year.
The results suggest that a well-designed and executed intervention can effectively lower the incidence of sexual victimization among college women.]
Appears @JaneTribune is unfamiliar with evidence cited by @CHSommers. Study published in NEJM (https://t.co/2EWQYrQFKU) found that the risk of sexual assault declined when college-aged women were randomly assigned to a sexual assault resistance program. https://t.co/4ilpp60xPb
@MarthaF_F @chloergibbs @ash_craig @chicagotribune @ABSStats The study:
https://t.co/AVNlfIE25O
With results like these, I'm surprised this isn't more widespread / more widely tested. https://t.co/tBOYNwLHyl
Our #GBV prevention research Centre @LTUJudithLumley @LaTrobeRHS is addressing #sexualviolence on campus with the EAAA intervention based on work by Prof. C Y Senn https://t.co/RMaSVFaf5k https://t.co/YIAPcbnsCl
A sexual assault resistance program for first-year university women involving skill-building and risk assessment significantly reduces rape risk, with women participating in at least three sessions experiencing a 46%…
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@MarthaF_F @chloergibbs @ash_craig @chicagotribune @ABSStats The study:
https://t.co/AVNlfIE25O
With results like these, I'm surprised this isn't more widespread / more widely tested. https://t.co/tBOYNwLHyl
@goblinodds western feminist beliefs patrolling this border is everyone's job, not just organizer's or men's (we KNOW EMPIRICALLY that certain educational interventions with women are STAGGERINGLY effective here https://t.co/tM8P5XZEvz )
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0kultra.
@0K_ultra · X
@plurfae whether whatever is being discussed here matches the intervention scheme Senn et al investigated is of course also an open question
https://t.co/tM8P5XZEvz
@EricsElectrons @Docstockk so, wot do?
How do we prevent rape?
Fortunately studies have been carried out and demonstrated existence of surprisingly effective approaches >
https://t.co/tM8P5XZ6G1
@hgggrA the notion of women needing a security minder in case their friend turns out a rapist is frankly insane. We already have sane, operational protocols and even ones that teach only very minimal self defense skills are quite effective https://t.co/tM8P5XZ6G1
Our #GBV prevention research Centre @LTUJudithLumley @LaTrobeRHS is addressing #sexualviolence on campus with the EAAA intervention based on work by Prof. C Y Senn https://t.co/RMaSVFaf5k https://t.co/YIAPcbnsCl
@Itzgxne Is the issue of rape so much worse in the US that it's not even comparable?
And since you're from the US, here's a US source on the efficacy of a sexual assault resistance program for university women https://t.co/eCfvbYYeRg
@vlammo @babyblasphemy @catlovingcommie there are more studies than that. This one reduced the likelyhood by half.
" (5.2% vs. 9.8%; relative risk reduction, 46.3%"
https://t.co/r1SPMwNWCZ
Not all studies provide percentages but nearly all studies agree assertiveness and boundaries lower the risk of rape.
@Wyestyn @DemonDeathchase https://t.co/r1SPMwNWCZ
Study on the efficacy of assertiveness training reduced completed rape by nearly half
The 1-year risk of completed rape was significantly lower in the resistance group than in the control group (5.2% vs. 9.8%; relative risk reduction, 46.3%
@valbanill @bearathometoo @TheOmniLiberal https://t.co/aNI8VnWbVL
The Study this article references: https://t.co/azhJdWqnv9
I feel like this agrees with him but also probably agrees w/ what i am totally assuming you would want. Saying no more is good, but also seeing sex more positively & better programs helps too
@Doctrine_Man 2. Interventions targeted at potential victims have shown success. The difficulty here is the charge of blaming the victim. The choice is between a politically correct answer and an effective answer. https://t.co/AmvNY6xRjT
@bersedihhhh Sayangnya, saya juga gak tahu jawaban pastinya, yang pasti, baju-baju terbuka yang sering disuarakan "preventif" kan sudah banyak terbukti tidak berpengaruh pemerkosaan terjadi atau tidak sehingga ditinggalkan. Tapi, untuk ide awal, ada jurnal seperti ini https://t.co/DotD3GFe6w
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Jerome Singh
@Chindiazindabad · X
@_Slave_of_GOD_ Again, you've not provided any evidence that covering up is a statistical precaution against rape.
On US campuses, the only thing statistically demonstrated to reduce rape is the EAAA programme, which is based on women being more sexually assertive.
https://t.co/QKNI6cNd7E
Charlene Y. Senn,Ph.D.,Misha Eliasziw,Ph.D.,Paula C. Barata,Ph.D.,Wilfreda E. Thurston,Ph.D.,Ian R. Newby-Clark,Ph.D.,H. Lorraine Radtke,Ph.D.,and Karen L. Hobden,Ph.D.「Efficacy of a Sexual Assault Resistance Program for University Women」: NEJM https://t.co/KlMagdmfTu
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Piotr Kozłowski
@orlinos · X
@MartaLokje @ziemszym @Jacek_Czerwinsk Tutaj małe wsparcie ze strony nauki, w tym przypadku chodziło o zapobieganie gwałtowi.
https://t.co/7hxjZUD6De https://t.co/XytOVtzvMM
High impact research that ⬇️ rate of sexual violence against women in college: https://t.co/lvHzRW1ieI
#TimesUp #ItsOnUs @choo_ek https://t.co/pdpla3C75s
RT @sentientist: I also talked about this program, Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, Act
(EAAA) Sexual Assault Resistance Program which, in 12…
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Jim Rose
@JimRosenz · X
RT @sentientist: I also talked about this program, Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, Act
(EAAA) Sexual Assault Resistance Program which, in 12…
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Andrew Fleischman
@ASFleischman · X
RT @sentientist: I also talked about this program, Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, Act
(EAAA) Sexual Assault Resistance Program which, in 12…
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J. F. Carpio
@jfcarpio · X
RT @sentientist: I also talked about this program, Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, Act
(EAAA) Sexual Assault Resistance Program which, in 12…
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Defend Yourself
@1defendyourself · X
@rgay @GayTheMagazine ... which means women are stopping things bf they even know there's something to stop. https://t.co/JjNaY1S1aQ This holds even 2+ years out.
Fome The @NEJM:
"...The promise of a program that empowers women, adding important insights to inform the critical effort to make university campuses safe for all students."
https://t.co/8PEOF35OXY
#SelfDefenseTraining #EndRapeOnCampus #CampusSafety #CampusLife #UniversityLife https://t.co/6hlVTq6OmF
rigorously designed and executed sexual assault resistance program was successful in decreasing the occurrence of rape, attempted rape, and other forms of victimization among first-year university women https://t.co/nW8JDgrUnO
@DailyLifeAu @JaneTribune “The victims cannot prevent rape because no person has ever chosen to be raped.”
Not sure who said this but this is an unbelievable position to hold. One can choose to defend themselves hopefully preventing rape from occurring. https://t.co/NoV005x2T6 https://t.co/mDtSae7OyH
Appears @JaneTribune is unfamiliar with evidence cited by @CHSommers. Study published in NEJM (https://t.co/2EWQYrQFKU) found that the risk of sexual assault declined when college-aged women were randomly assigned to a sexual assault resistance program. https://t.co/4ilpp60xPb
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