From: Preventing sexual violence in college men: a randomized-controlled trial of GlobalConsent
Variables | Title of Scale (source) [# items] | Example Item | Study Wave(s) |
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Outcomes | |||
 Sexual violence (SV) perpetration | I watched someone while they were undressing, were nude, or were having sex, when they did not agree to it. | 1–3 | |
 Bystander attitudes | If I think a woman made choices that increased her risk, I would not intervene to reduce her risk for sexual violence. | 1–3 | |
 Intention to intervene | I don’t believe sexual violence is a big problem on campus. | 1–3 | |
 Bystander self-efficacy | Express your discomfort if a guy makes a joke about a woman’s body. [Very/somewhat/not at all confident] | 1–3 | |
 Bystander behavior | I have asked a woman if she needed help when I noticed she was being harassed by a guy. | 1–3 | |
Exposure | |||
 Treatment vs. attention control | 1 | Single-blinded, random assignment to theory-based, 6-session web program to prevent SV in college men (yes/no) | 1 |
Cognitive, Attitudinal, Affective Mediators | |||
 Knowledge of sexual violence | Taking a sexual photo or video of someone without consent [Illegal/legal but harmful/not sexual violence] | 1–3 | |
 Knowledge of sexual coercion | Sexual Coercion in Intimate Relationships scale [116] [19] | Asking your dating partner repeatedly to perform a sexual act after they have said that they do not want to [is/is not coercive]. | 1–3 |
 Attitudes about sexual consent | A person can express non-consent for sex at any time during sexual contact. | 1–3 | |
 Restrictive attitudes about gender | A woman should obey her husband even when she disagrees with him. | 1–3 | |
 Endorsement of rape myths | Illinois Rape Myth Acceptance scale [119] & College Date Rape Attitudes and Behaviors Scale [120] [28] | In the majority of rapes, the victim is promiscuous or has a bad reputation. | 1–3 |
 Sexual communication | Developed by study team [16] | If a woman kisses me, that means she wants to have sex with me. | 1–3 |
 Rape empathy | During a trial, I empathize more with the feelings of the rapist than of the victim | 1–3 | |
 Alcohol knowledge | Developed by study team [15] | Alcohol increases the likelihood of acting aggressively toward other people [true/false] |  |
Covariates | |||
 Demographics | [10] | Age, university, major, living situation, religion, ethnicity, relationship status, gender identity, gender expression, sexual identity | 1 |
 Child maltreatment | physical abuse (6 items), emotional abuse (7 items), sexual abuse (8 items), physical neglect (3 items), emotional neglect (4 items) | 3 | |
 Online exposure to explicit sexual content | Pew Foundation’s social media survey [123] and Kids Online (128) survey module [24] | Times in prior 6 mo you have seen images, video of a woman performing a sex act in which she was choked, hit, humiliated, or forced? | 2–3 |