While it is true that females are victims more than males, it is entirely possible for a woman to be a perpetrator. Andrew L Stewart conducted a study that consisted of only male test subjects. In this study, the participants were exposed to serious issues such as sexual assault and the impact on victims of sexual assault. The results produced by this experiment “demonstrate that the participants have a reduced rate in sexism, rape myth acceptance, and gender-biased language use in addition to increases in collective action willingness, feminist activism, and bystander efficacy” (Stewart). By exposing students to the effects sexual assault have on victims through InterACT, people will be even less likely to commit an act of sexual …show more content…
In a particular study conducted by Charlene Y. Senn, surveys were given to females ranging from age seventeen to twenty-four. Some of the students had experienced some form of sexual violence since the age of fourteen. If parents taught their children the valuable strategies used to prevent sexual assault before the children go to college, then the amount of sexual assault that transpires at such young ages can be reduced. In addition, the overwhelming amount of sexual assault that occurs on university campuses would most likely be