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Incident, Individual, and Campus Factors Associated with Cisgender Men's Post Sexual Victimization Formal Help
Jacob A Nason1, Carrie A Moylan1
1Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA.
Introduction:
This study explored factors associated with help seeking among cisgender men college and university students who experienced sexual victimization.
Methods:
We used multilevel logistic regression on data from 33 campuses (n = 4,474 students, 4,674 incidents) to model the association between cisgender men's help seeking and incident, individual, and campus factors.
Results:
Incident, individual, and campus factors were associated with help seeking odds. Some factors were associated with increased help seeking odds (e.g. perpetrator in a position of power, being gay or having a disability, campus-level racial diversity), others with decreased odds (e.g. drinking before an incident).
Conclusions:
Findings have implications for programs and policies. Future studies should attend to the roles of masculinity, power, and campus contexts.
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