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JMIR formative research
systematic review examined 140 outcome evaluations primary prevention strategies sexual violence perpetration review two goals 1 describe assess breadth quality evolution evaluation research area 2 summarize best available research evidence sexual violence prevention practitioners categorizing programs regard evidence effectiveness sexual violence behavioral outcomes rigorous evaluation majority sexual violence prevention strategies evaluation literature brief psychoeducational programs focused increasing knowledge changing attitudes none shown evidence effectiveness sexually violent behavior using rigorous evaluation design based evaluation studies included current review three primary prevention strategies demonstrated significant effects sexually violent behavior rigorous outcome evaluation safe dates foshee et al 2004 shifting boundaries buildinglevel intervention taylor stein woods mumford forum 2011 funding associated 1994 us violence women act vawa boba lilley 2009 dearth effective prevention strategies available date may reflect lack fit design many existing programs principles effective prevention identified nation et al 2003