20.500.12556/DKUM-91514 Sprejemanje mitov o posilstvu med študenti v Sloveniji magistrsko delo Rape myth acceptance among college students in Slovenia Magistrska naloga preučuje povezanost sprejemanja mitov o posilstvu med slovenskimi študenti s sociodemografskimi dejavniki in ambivalentnim seksizmom. Miti o posilstvu utrjujejo škodljive stereotipe, spodbujajo obtoževanje žrtev in banalizirajo spolno nasilje. Raziskava zapolnjuje vrzel v slovenski literaturi na tem področju. Podatki so bili zbrani na vzorcu slovenskih študentov z uporabo metode anketiranja ter analizirani s pomočjo statističnih testov. Sprejemanje mitov o posilstvu in ambivalentni seksizem sta bila merjena s standardiziranima lestvicama, vključene pa so bile tudi sociodemografske spremenljivke. Rezultati kažejo na relativno nizko splošno raven sprejemanja mitov o posilstvu. Najmočnejša napovednika sta spol in ambivalentni seksizem, saj so moški ter posamezniki z višjimi ocenami seksizma izražali višje stopnje sprejemanja mitov. Dodatne analize so razkrile, da sta višja stopnja izobrazbe in odsotnost verske pripadnosti povezani z nižjim sprejemanjem mitov, medtem ko starost ni imela pomembne vloge. Ti izsledki so skladni z mednarodnimi raziskavami, ki poudarjajo vpliv spolnih norm in ambivalentnega seksizma na odnos do spolnega nasilja. Raziskava s tem izpostavi pomen razumevanja vloge spola in naslavljanja seksizma za zmanjšanje sprejemanja mitov o posilstvu in izboljšanje družbenega odziva na spolno nasilje. This master's thesis examines the relationship between rape myth acceptance among Slovenian students, sociodemographic factors, and ambivalent sexism. Rape myths reinforce harmful stereotypes, promote victim blaming, and trivialise sexual violence. This study addresses a gap in the Slovenian literature on this topic. Data were collected from a sample of Slovenian students using the survey method and analysed using statistical tests. Rape myth acceptance and ambivalent sexism were measured using standardized scales, with sociodemographic variables also included. The results indicate a relatively low overall level of rape myth acceptance. Gender and ambivalent sexism emerged as the strongest predictors, with men and individuals scoring higher on the sexism scale exhibiting greater myth acceptance. Additional analyses revealed that higher levels of education and lack of religious affiliation were associated with lower myth acceptance, while age did not have a significant impact. These findings align with international research that underscores the influence of gender norms and ambivalent sexism on attitudes towards sexual violence. The study thus highlights the importance of understanding the role of gender and addressing sexism for reducing the acceptance of rape myths and improving societal responses to sexual violence. spolno nasilje miti o posilstvu sprejemanje mitov o posilstvu študenti Slovenija sexual violence rape myths rape myth acceptance students Slovenia true true false N. Pongračič Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Slovenija; Magistrsko delo/naloga 2025-01-09 21:50:52 2025-02-10 08:05:34 2025-02-11 03:13:49 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2025 0 Maribor 0 Maribor 1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (IX, 107 str.)) 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 343.541(497.4)(043.2) 225560067 MAG_Pongracic_Nikita_2025.pdf MAG_Pongracic_Nikita_2025.pdf 1 F2D970F2E600675E5640C6FD1753CFE3 4775894c544a8772acf0039f46bf6954620d017511e7ec66490c5de8ac65968f 1dfbfdda-d979-11ef-ae73-00155d000105 https://dk.um.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=188081 Filozofska fakulteta 0 0 0