Attitudes toward sex trafficking of university students through a multivariate statistical approach

Abstract

[EN] This study examined the existence of different groups of attitudes toward sex trafficking in students from a bachelor’s degree programs in Social Education, Law, Psychology and Social Work of the University of Salamanca. It was investigated whether these groups could be characterized according to the age, sex, nationality, and academic degree of the participating group. The Scale to Measure Attitudes Toward Sex Trafficking of Women and Girls was used, it composed of six dimensions that group behavioral, cognitive, and affective attitudes.