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Acceptance Of Rape Myths In Greek Life Participation, Kathryn Pierce (Class Of 2015)
Acceptance Of Rape Myths In Greek Life Participation, Kathryn Pierce (Class Of 2015)
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This study addressed the concern that rape culture is prominent on college campuses, particularly with regard to Greek life and drinking alcohol. West and Zimmerman’s doing gender theory and theories on routine activities were utilized to explain these associations. The hypothesis of the study was that students who were members of Greek life would have a significantly higher acceptance of rape myths than students who do not participate in Greek life. In addition to this, a second hypothesis was tested to see if higher alcohol consumption led to greater acceptance of rape myths. To test these hypotheses, 169 participants, 116 …