Item #834
Current/recently graduated college students think ‘Alcohol & Drug Abuse’ is a significantly greater problem than ‘Sexual Assault’ (56% vs. 37%)
Topic: Rape Culture
Source
Citation: Survey of College Students on Sexual Assault, p. 4
Author(s): WP, KFF
Institution(s): Washington Post, Kaiser Family Foundation
Link: http://apps.washingtonpost.com/g/page/national/washington-post-kaiser-family-foundation-survey-of-college-students-on-sexual-assault/1726/
Nation(s): United States
Year(s): 2015
Source: Primary
Type: Survey
Discussion
Other Notes:
Despite this, students think that requiring participation in sexual assault prevention programs is a much more effective way to avoid sexual assault than stronger enforcement of alcohol restrictions on campus (79% vs. 47%). Meanwhile, adults in the general population consider them to be equally as effective ((78% vs. 76%) (p. 8) and, in 67% of cases where sexual assault occured, alcohol was involved during before the incident (p. 20)
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