Between 20-33% of undergraduate women and 6% of men are victims of campus sexual assault each year, while only 20% report their assault. Despite the growing knowledge of sexual assault prevalence on college campuses, the disclosure of such events remains low. A comprehensive understanding of what motivates or bars disclosure and help-seeking will be discussed, including clinical and theoretical implications. Specific constructs of compassion, stigma, and rape myth acceptance will be addressed.
