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Sexual Assault, Harassment, and Alcohol and Other Drug Use
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[1] http://www2.edc.org/hec/pubs/ publication number HEC 705
Fully 20ñ25 percent of college and university women are victims of rape or attempted rape during their college careers. This resource examines sexual assault, harassment, stalking on campus by examining three critical factors: 1) perpetrator characteristics, 2) misinterpretation of verbal and nonverbal cues, and 3) alcohol use and other situational risk factors. In addition, it provides potential strategies for institutions of higher education to implement so they may respond better to these problems.
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Alcohol
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Other Drugs
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Violence
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Violence
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Rape and Sexual Assault
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Alcohol
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Scope of the Problem
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Alcohol
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Consequences of High-Risk Drinking
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Audiences
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Students
[1]: http://www2.edc.org/hec/pubs/
[2]: http://www.edc.org/hec/pubs/factsheets/fact_sheet1.pdf
[3]: http://hec.edc.org/alcohol
[4]: http://hec.edc.org/drugs
[5]: http://hec.edc.org/violence
[6]: http://hec.edc.org/violence
[7]: http://hec.edc.org/violence/rape
[8]: http://hec.edc.org/alcohol
[9]: http://hec.edc.org/alcohol/scope
[10]: http://hec.edc.org/alcohol
[11]: http://hec.edc.org/alcohol/consequences
[12]: http://hec.edc.org/audiences
[13]: http://hec.edc.org/audiences/students