What Percentahe of students come to college already having experience hazing- 12% 25% 33% 47%
47%
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9 out of 10 students who have experience hazing behaviors in college do not consider themselves to have been hazed
True- They consider themselves tried by tradition and accepted as a part of a brotherhood/sisterhood
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Hazing is any activity expected of someone joining or participating in a group that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or __________a person
Endangers
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What is premises liability
An institution can be held liable as a landowner if it has prior knowledge of a hazardous condition and does not protect students from that hazard
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What are 2 tips for professionals that deal with hazing on their campus
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What percentage if deaths from hazing involve alcohol? 45%, 59%, 82%, 98%
82%
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As of February 12, 2010, the number of recorded hazing/pledging/rushing- related deaths in Greek life stand at 30
false-96 (90 males and 6 females)
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What is the most frequent reported hazing behavior of social fraternities and sororities membership experience
Participating in drinking games
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What id the determining factor for whether such a duty exists
Foreseeability
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Professionals should broaden the range of groups targeted for hazing prevention education to include...list 3
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In what percentage of cases where students identifies their experience as hazing, they did NOT report the event to campus officials? 85%, 90%, 95%, 100%
95%
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Sleep deprivation is a hazing practice common across all types of student groups
True
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Give Three examples of hazing
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True or False: An institution can be held liable if it has prior knowledge of a hazardous condition and does not protect students from that condition
True; however, foreseeability is the determining factor for whether such a duty exists.
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When should students be introduced to hazing prevention efforts?
Early in their college experience. Orientation, new member meeting, Greek life open house
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True or False: 55% of college students involved in clubs, teams, and organization experience hazing.
True
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Hazing is often viewed as a rite of passage
True- initiation ceremonies and rituals are used to determine one's worthiness as a prospective member
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What is the 2nd most frequently reported hazing behavior of social fraternities and sororities membership experience
Singing or chant alone or with a group in public in a situation that has no relevance
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An institution assumes a _____________to a student when the university attempts to regulate certain conduct with student welfare in mind and when it has knowledge of hazing activities taking place.
Duty of care
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What are two actions a professional should take to help prevent hazing behaviors within chapter houses?
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What percentage of students talk with a college staff or faculty member about their hazing experience? 2%, 5%, 13%, 18%
5%
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The most important thing people can do to help reduce the occurrence of hazing is to drop out of the organization
False- report incidents whenever and wherever they witness tem or hear about them
500
What percentage of social fraternity members experience at least one hazing behavior
73%
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What is the most common reason institutions get sued for in hazing cases
Negligence
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Should you review your state laws about hazing with your community?