Effects of GlobalConsent on Behavioral Outcomes
violent behavior
Significant interaction effects in the DID models suggested favorable impacts of GlobalConsent relative to AHEAD on sexually violent behavior (>2 acts; OR 0.5, 95% CI 0.3-0.7; Difference-in-difference odds ratios (ORs) for the logistic model or incidence rate ratios (IRRs) for the negative binomial model, comparing endline (posttest 1 and 2 combined) versus baseline for 730 university men in the GlobalConsent versus adolescent health education groups.To probe the interaction effects further, we computed the ORs of sexually violent behavior (>2 acts) and prosocial bystander behavior (any act) at endline (posttest 1 and 2 combined) versus baseline separately for the GlobalConsent and AHEAD groups. Among the GlobalConsent participants, the odds of perpetrating >2 acts of sexual violence at the endline were 1.3 times the odds at baseline. For the AHEAD group, the odds of perpetrating >2 acts of sexual violence at the endline were 2.7 times the odds at baseline. Among the GlobalConsent participants, the odds of any prosocial behavior at endline were 0.7 times the odds at baseline. For the AHEAD group, the odds of any prosocial behavior at posttest were 0.5 times the odds at baseline.