Alya Isam Elgamri, Azza Tagelsir Ahmed, Omer Elfatih Haj-Siddig, Judith R Chin
Infant oral mutilation (IOM) related to traditional practices among inner city pre-school children in Sudan
African health sciences
victims sexual violence experience detrimental physical mental health consequences therefore developing programs prevent sexual violence utmost importance previous work provided preliminary support efficacy brief mindfulness cognitive restructuring cr interventions reducing sexual violence intentions alcohol use alcohol expectancies ae identified risk factors sexual violence secondary data analysis aimed examine whether alcohol use mens expectations alcohol may affect womens vulnerability sexually coerced moderate usefulness two interventions nonconsensual sex intentions single young heterosexual heavy episodic drinking men sexual violence histories randomly assigned receive mindfulness cr skills training attention control half participants intervention condition randomized alcohol sober conditions participants read hypothetical sexual scenario rated intention engage nonconsensual sex hypothetical sexual partner mindfulness effective lowering nonconsensual sex intentions among sober men high ae womens vulnerability intoxicated men low ae womens vulnerability sexual coercion cr effective lowering nonconsensual sex intentions among intoxicated men low moderate ae womens vulnerability sexual coercion results provide preliminary evidence efficacy mindfulness cr lowering nonconsensual sex intentions certain circumstances highlight mens ae womens vulnerability sexual coercion critical factor interacts alcohol use influence efficacy mindfulness cr