This review aimed to identify US-based, construct-validated measures of bystander
intervention. Following PRISMA-P guidelines, electronic databases were searched, and …

Abstract Purpose of Review The aims of this paper are twofold. First, we review the current
evidence on sexual assault prevention programming that also targets alcohol. Second, we …

Objective: Alcohol-related sexual violence remains a public health problem. Despite the
popularity of sexual assault bystander intervention programs, these may be limited in …

Background Alcohol use and sexual assault are common on college campuses in the United
States, and the rates of occurrence differ based on gender identity and sexual orientation …

Introduction Binge drinking and sexual assault are serious inter-related public health
problems faced by college students. State-level alcohol policy restrictiveness has been …

Bystanders play a potentially important role in sexual harassment, but they often fail to
intervene. Previous research has linked bystander failure to a host of situational and …

Examination of situations in which bystanders missed intervention opportunities to prevent
sexual assault can advance our understanding of how bystanders can prevent sexual …

Background Bystander training programs aim to encourage third‐party witnesses to
intervene in high‐risk sexual situations; however, these programs rarely focus on training …

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 violence is a significant public health problem, particularly on college campuses, and
disproportionately impacts women. Bystander intervention training has been identified as a …