1.1. Sexual Violence among Students 
alcohol abuse, eating disorders, anxiety, depressive symptoms
DISORDERS
Various published reports and surveys show that sexual violence frequently begins in adolescence and escalates in emerging adulthood up to the age of 24–25 years [In nine cases out of ten, the victims know their aggressor, who can be a boyfriend, romantic partner, or another student [In medical schools, which are highly competitive environments, the prevalence is supposedly even higher [The student population in the 18–25-year age range is known to be particularly vulnerable to psychopathological disorders such as anxiety, depressive symptoms, eating disorders, and alcohol abuse. It has been shown that 75% of mental health disorders develop before the age of 25 years [Furthermore, the general public lack knowledge and adequate information about sexual violence, which often remains misunderstood or even trivialized in certain social representations. Social representations refer to the beliefs and judgments we construct to represent ourselves in the social world [