RealConsent: A web-based program to reduce college women's risk of sexual violence by targeting alcohol use, communication and consent, and building supportive networks.

大学校园女性遭受的性暴力（SV）是一个严重的公共卫生问题， 引起了全国的反响校园气氛调查显示，大约五分之一的女大学生 经历性暴力联邦法规现在要求实施教育预防 高等教育机构（IHE）新生计划。打击性暴力的最佳做法 预防工作包括制定针对男子的预防方案和针对妇女的减少风险方案。 这一快速通道STTR提案将行为科学和新兴技术整合到一个针对性别的 针对女大学生的网络计划。RealConsent旨在减少 a）提高年轻妇女对饮酒风险的认识; B） 提高从事与酒精有关的保护行为所需的技能; c）提高对以下方面的认识： 与受害有关的约会风险因素; d）教授有效的抵抗策略;以及e）. RealConsent将 结合高水平制作质量、教育娱乐、教学方法和基于问题的互动 通过门户网站学习。我们的长期目标是向全国高等教育学院传播该方案， 有助于大幅度减少性暴力发生率和相关发病率。具体目标 该项目第一阶段的目标是：目标1：开发一个30分钟的基于网络的酒精意识和风险降低 专门针对女大学生的模块。该模块将代表一个更全面的模块， 四个模块的基于Web的程序。目标2：评估基于网络的酒精风险的可接受性和可行性 减少模块，以增加女大学生的酒精保护行为。焦点小组和 对女大学生进行的试点研究将测试该模块的可接受性和可行性。曾经的里程碑 第一阶段的目标已经实现，第二阶段将开始，目标是：目标1：开发基于网络的 程序、用于交付程序的Web门户和管理员仪表板。目标2：确定 RealConsent在减少性侵犯受害发生率方面的功效。一项随机对照试验 在750名女大学生的样本中实施，这些女大学生参加了东南部三个不同的 大学将测试该计划的有效性：n=375名妇女将被随机分配到RealConsent， n=375将被分配到注意力-安慰剂比较程序。评估将在线进行， 基线、随机化前和干预后6个月随访时。然后我们将开发最终版本 互动式网络计划的可销售性。

Sexual violence (SV) experienced by women on college campuses is a serious public health problem that has garnered a national response. Campus climate surveys show that approximately one in five college women experience sexual violence. Federal regulations now mandate implementation of educational prevention programs for new students of institutions of higher education (IHEs). Best practices for sexual violence prevention involve the design of programs that target both men for prevention and women for risk reduction. This Fast-Track STTR proposal integrates both behavioral science and emerging technologies in a genderspecific web-based program targeting female college students. RealConsent is designed to reduce young women’s risk for sexual assault by a) increasing young women’s awareness of the risks of alcohol use; b) enhancing the skills necessary for engaging in alcohol-related protective behaviors; c) raising awareness of dating-related risk factors for victimization; d) teaching effective resistance strategies; and e). RealConsent will incorporate high-level production quality, educational entertainment, didactic methods, and interactive problembased learning via a web portal. Our long-term goal is to disseminate the program to IHEs nation-wide and contribute to a significant reduction in sexual violence incidence and associated morbidity. The specific aims for Phase I of this project are: Aim 1: Develop one, 30-minute alcohol awareness and risk reduction web-based module specific to female college students. This module will represent one module of a more comprehensive, four-module web-based program. Aim 2: Assess the acceptability and feasibility of the web-based alcohol risk reduction module to increase alcohol protective behaviors among female college students. Focus groups and a pilot study with female college students will test the module for acceptability and feasibility. Once milestones for Phase I are achieved, Phase II will begin and aims are to: Aim 1: Develop modules two-four of the webbased program, the web portal for delivery of the program and the administrator dashboard. Aim 2: Determine efficacy of RealConsent in reducing incidence of sexual assault victimization. A randomized controlled trial implemented among a sample of 750 female college students attending three diverse, southeastern universities will test the program for its efficacy: n=375 women will be randomly assigned to RealConsent and n=375 will be assigned to an attention-placebo comparison program. Assessments will occur online at baseline, prior to randomization, and at 6-month post-intervention follow-up. We will then develop final versions of the interactive web-based program for marketability to IHEs.