Understanding the research on predictors of campus sexual violence perpetration is critical
for primary prevention efforts directed at preventing perpetrators from offending. This study …

Introduction The dynamics of intimate partner violence (IPV)—one of the world's leading
public health problems—in urban Africa remain poorly understood. Yet, urban areas are key …

Sexual assault is prevalent on college campuses, with research showing that one in five
undergraduate college women will be victims of sexual assault. Previous research has …

Objective: Simultaneous use of alcohol in combination with cannabis (“co-use”) is common
among young adults, and associated with myriad consequences. Yet no studies have …

Sexual assault remains a significant problem on college campuses, and previous research
identifies alcohol and emotion regulation as potential contributors to perpetration. Data were …

Evidence shows that a significant proportion of ever-partnered women suffer some form of
intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetuated by male partners. The prevalence of IPV in sub …

Objective: Men's alcohol use has been linked to sexual assault perpetration. Yet, it is
unknown whether within naturally occurring sexual encounters men use more sexually …

Sexual and gender minority (SGM) students report higher alcohol consumption, emotion
regulation difficulties, and sexual assault victimization severity than cisgender, heterosexual …

Alcohol's role in men's sexual aggression against women is complicated. This chapter
begins with an overview of general risk factors for sexual assault perpetration and a …

A majority of people experience trauma, spurring calls to incorporate trauma-informed
approaches (TIA) from public health and social work into technology design. While …