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Violence against Women (VAW) is a major public health which prevention urges. The Bystander approach is considered a promising framework for VAW prevention. Governments and NGOs have employed mass-media campaigns as their primary methods to enhance communities' responsibilities towards IPVAW. However, for campaigns to produce significant changes they need to be theory-driven to transform. No information has been found to his regard.

The aim of this study was to analyse the predictive capacity of 6 relevant factors identified in previous studies on the willingness to perform an active helping behaviour for three VAW scenarios (Intimate Partner Violence against Women, Sexual Work Harassment and Street Sexual Harassment).