With regard to personal feelings about violence, men who were involved in anti-violence groups reported:
a. a heightened awareness of violence's relevance to their own lives and the lives of the women they cared about
b. a hardening of the heart against claims of violence
c. drastically decreased urges to commit violence against women
d. they were developing a new man attitude toward violence
Question 2
The opportunity to experience an anti-violence group came to most of the men in the study through:
a. a court-ordered sanction
b. an invitation
c. a personal desire to help
d. a class assignment
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