September 22, 2025Deviant Behavior

Prejudice Behind Bars: Prison Rape Myths Among Future Criminal Justice Professionals

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HBHyeonna BakIndiana University of Pennsylvania BKBitna KimEwha Womans University

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Survey findings explore the impact of prejudicial attitudes on prison rape myths in future professionals, suggesting that quality education can mitigate these biases.

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Prison rape myths reflect broader ideological biases, indicating the influence of prejudicial attitudes.
Comprehensive Prejudicial Attitudes Model explained more variance in prison rape myths compared to Traditional Oppressive Attitudes Model.
High-quality intersectional courses were effective in reducing generalized prejudice among prospective criminal justice professionals.
Findings suggest educational experiences can disrupt the institutionalized myths of sexual violence.

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Bak et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d43d68713b0b5dfea7cd4b https://doi.org/10.1080/01639625.2025.2563632

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Survey findings explore the impact of prejudicial attitudes on prison rape myths in future professionals, suggesting that quality education can mitigate these biases.

Prejudice Behind Bars: Prison Rape Myths Among Future Criminal Justice Professionals

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Prejudice Behind Bars: Prison Rape Myths Among Future Criminal Justice Professionals

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