The way individuals think about sexual violence influences the behaviour of institutions. In recent years, the problem of sexual violence in the church has become apparent. As part of its prevention work, the Protestant Church in Germany conducts prevention training based on the concept of “hinschauen – helfen – handeln.” Janina Haus examines the effectiveness of these training courses by conducting a quantitative pre-post survey on the acceptance of rape myths among volunteers and professional staff of the Protestant Church of Westphalia. She relates the results to church structures and existing theories of adult education.
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Edition
1/2026
Copyright year
2026
ISBN-Print
978-3-68900-549-8
ISBN-Online
978-3-68900-550-4
Publisher
Tectum, Baden-Baden
Series
Young Academics: Pädagogik
Volume
10
Language
German
Pages
82
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Table of contents
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Vorwort No access
1 Einleitung No access Pages 1 - 4
2.1 Sexualisierte Gewalt No access
2.2 Die evangelische Kirche No access
2.3 Das Kirchengesetz No access
3.1 Definition und Häufigkeit No access
3.2 Funktion No access
3.3 Folgen No access
4.1 Die Idee No access
4.2 Der Forschungsstand No access
5.1 Die Grundlagenschulung No access
5.2 Zielsetzung – Abgrenzungen von anderen Programmen No access
5.3 Vergewaltigungsmythen in den Schulungen nach »hinschauen – helfen – handeln« No access
6.1 Hypothesen No access
6.2 Messinstrument: AMMSA-Skala No access
6.3 Durchführung der Befragung No access
6.4 Stichprobe No access
6.5 Ergebnisse No access
7 Zusammenfassung und Interpretation der Ergebnisse No access Pages 53 - 60
