In addition , RealConsent participants reported greater legal knowledge of sexual assault ( P < .001 ) , greater knowledge of effective consent ( P < .001 ) , less rape myths ( P < .001 ) , greater empathy for rape victims ( P < .001 ) , less negative date rape attitudes ( P < .001 ) , less hostility toward women ( P = .01 ) , greater intentions to intervene ( P = .04 ) , less hyper-gender ideology ( P < .001 ) , less positive outcome expectancies for nonconsensual sex ( P = .03 ) , more positive outcome expectancies for intervening ( P < .001 ) , and less comfort with other men 's inappropriate behaviors ( P < .001 ) .