A procedure is The incidence of date rape was increasing in Taiwan. There are significant numbers of female college students had experienced date- or acquaintance- rape. Most cases were unreported. This shows that these victims did not know how to prevent the occurrence and to cope with this event. This study was aimed to explore the attitudes toward date rape, inflexible role image, and behavior intentions of rape prevention of college students. College students in Tainan area were selected for study. Questionnaires were distributed to 490 students. The contents of questionnaires included four categories: personal background survey, attitudes toward date rape inventory, inflexible role image inventory and behavior intentions of rape prevention. Data were analyzed by SPSS software. Descriptive statistics, t-test, One-way ANOVA and multiple regression were performed. Main findings are: 4.3% of college students had the experience of date rape, including male and female; most of the attitudes toward date rape and inflexible role image were positive, such as in concepts of gender equality and one’s own sexual right; behavior intentions of rape prevention were also quite active; significant difference between male and female responses on these three inventories was revealed, female students have far higher score than male students; significant difference in both attitudes toward date rape and behavior intentions of rape prevention between conditions of alcohol drinking was also found. Attitudes toward date rape and inflexible role image were positively correlated with their behavior intentions of rape prevention. In addition, attitudes toward date rape and inflexible role image would be able to account for about 16.2% of the total variance of the behavior intentions of rape prevention.

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