Still, additional studies will need to be conducted before anyone knows the true prevalence of hazing and its long-term effects, Hoover admits. But the study did only include voluntary participants, most of whom had above-average grades, she says. And in order to be validated, the results should be duplicated at least once, she says. But in the meantime, parents and community members might consider taking proactive action, Myers says, while explaining the researchers motivations for releasing these perhaps preliminary results. But we are also not interested in turning it over to violence.
Males are more likely to be hazed than females.
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