ArticleJournal of interpersonal violence2026
Bystanders Responses in Cases of Violence Against Women: Categories and Gender Differences.
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Abstract
Violence against women and girls (VAWGs) is a social and health problem of pandemic proportions. Prevention programs have become an increasingly important part of the strategies to address this violence and include effective approaches for this prevention such as bystander programs. In this sense, it is important to have reliable and validated measures of bystander behaviors. There are different tools designed for this purpose, some of which were designed specifically in a Spanish-speaking context. The main objective of this research is to deepen the analysis of the structure and the categories of bystander responses of the Questionnaire of Intention to Help in VAW Cases (QIHVC) that measures the willingness to perform these responses in three forms of VAWG (intimate partner violence against women, sexual harassment, and street sexual harassment). An opportunity sample of 1,563 Spanish people (
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