Items:

Risky Situation
1. I saw a friend with their partner. They were in a heated argument. I asked if everything was okay.
2. If a friend was being shoved or yelled at by their partner, I asked if they needed help.
3. I let a friend I suspected has been sexually assaulted know that I was available for help and support.
4. I approached a friend if I thought they were in an abusive relationship and let them know that I was there to help.
5. I stopped and checked with a friend who looked very intoxicated when they were being taken upstairs at a party or home with someone they just met.
6. If I saw a friend grabbing or pushing their partner, I said something to them.
7. I expressed concern to a friend if I saw their partner exhibiting very jealous behavior and trying to control them.
8. If a friend said they had an unwanted sexual experience but they didn't call it "rape," I expressed concern and/or offered to help.
9. I heard a friend talking about using physical force with their partner, spoke up against it, and expressed concern for their partner.
10. I confronted a friend who made excuses for abusive behaviors by others.
11. If I saw a friend taking a very intoxicated person up to their room, I said something and asked what they were doing.
12. I supported a friend who wanted to report sexual assault or intimate partner abuse that happened to them even if others could get in trouble.
13. I heard a friend talking about forcing someone to have sex with them, spoke up against it, and expressed concern for the person who was forced.
14. I told a friend if I thought their drink may have been spiked with a drug.
15. I expressed disagreement with a friend who said having sex with someone who is passed out or very intoxicated is okay.
16. I saw a man talking to a female friend. I could see she was uncomfortable. I asked her if she was okay or tried to start a conversation with her.
17. If I heard sounds of yelling or fighting coming from a friend's dorm room or other residence walls, I knocked on the door to see if everything was okay.
18. If I heard a friend insulting their partner, I said something to them.
19. I expressed concern to a friend who has unexplained bruises that may be signs of abuse in their relationship.

Access Resources
20. I called 911 because of suspicion that a friend had been drugged.
21. I called 911 or authorities when I heard sounds of yelling and fighting.
22. I accompanied a friend to a local crisis center.
23. I called a crisis center or community resource for help when a friend told me they experienced sexual or intimate partner abuse.
24. I called 911 or authorities because someone was yelling for help.
25. I called 911 or authorities when a friend needed help because of being hurt sexually or physically.
26. When I heard that a friend was accused of sexual abuse or intimate partner abuse, I came forward with what I knew rather than keeping silent.
27. I went with a friend to talk with someone (community resource, police, crisis center, etc.) about an unwanted sexual experience or intimate partner abuse.

Proactive Behavior
28. I got further training in skills to confront and prevent sexual abuse and intimate partner abuse.
29. I got advice from others about how to help someone who has experienced sexual abuse or intimate partner abuse.
30. I developed a specific plan for ways I might safely intervene as a bystander if I see sexual abuse or intimate partner abuse happening around me.
31. I educated myself about sexual abuse and what I can do about it.
32. I thought through the pros and cons of different ways I might help if I saw an instance of sexual abuse or intimate partner abuse.
33. I encouraged others to learn more and get involved in preventing sexual or intimate partner abuse.
34. I talked with a friend about sexual and/or intimate partner abuse as an issue for our community.
35. I tried to get others to help me before trying to do something about sexual abuse or intimate partner abuse that I saw going on.
36. I refused to remain silent about instances of sexual abuse or intimate partner abuse I knew about.
37. I talked with a friend about what makes a relationship abusive and what warning signs might be.
38. I shared information or resources about sexual assault with friends.

Party Safety
39. I made sure I left the party with the same people I came with.
40. I made sure a friend didn't leave an intoxicated friend behind at a party.
41. I talked with a friend about going to parties together and staying together and leaving together.
42. If a friend had too much to drink, I asked them if they needed to be walked home from the party.
43. I walked a friend home from a party when they had too much to drink.
44. I asked a friend who seems upset if they were okay or needed help.

Response Options:
No - 0
Yes - 1