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work_jzv3omstvffglnxlzpz5zivnum	Zoe McKee	Impact of a Training Programme on Police Attitudes Towards Victims of Rape: a Randomised Controlled Trial	2020	17	.pdf	application/pdf	7089	1075	76	Data Police officers from four separate policing roles completed questionnaires designed to measure their attitudes towards victims of rape. female rape victims when responses are combined across all four police groups (but not training delivery was effective in changing attitudes towards rape victims on issues estimated 15% of rape victims report the crime to the police (Ministry of Justice 2013), training and the resulting effects on attitudes and behaviour towards rape victims in changes in officer attitudes towards male and female rape victims in terms of reducing effects of the training on rape myth attitudes is not uniform, the subscales that showed by the police response and their attitude towards victims of rape, not only from a Impact of a Training Programme on Police Attitudes Towards Victims of Rape: a Randomised Controlled Trial Impact of a Training Programme on Police Attitudes Towards Victims of Rape: a Randomised Controlled Trial	./cache/work_jzv3omstvffglnxlzpz5zivnum.pdf	./txt/work_jzv3omstvffglnxlzpz5zivnum.txt