Posted on Dec 21, 2019
Nearly 60 percent of women experience stalking in the ranks, study finds
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And what happens when the women report this to senior leaders? If they are not reporting these actions, they are, in part, responsible for the high incidence.
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I had a PFC use the Open Door Policy and she explained to
me that she wanted a Senior NCO to stop making advances towards her. I immediately thought it was a male NCO until the PFC told me it was the S-1 NCOIC who was a female. My first call was to my CSM for advise. My second call was to the IG who told me to disregard the PFC. That was the in 2013 at 4th ID.
me that she wanted a Senior NCO to stop making advances towards her. I immediately thought it was a male NCO until the PFC told me it was the S-1 NCOIC who was a female. My first call was to my CSM for advise. My second call was to the IG who told me to disregard the PFC. That was the in 2013 at 4th ID.
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Thats sad. They are doing the same thing as the boys. Putting on the uniform and serving a greater cause. People tend to be sh$% when they are left to their won devices i guess.
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Would be better if it was a clinical based study. In their paper they say that this is a non clinical study. The study needs better controls. During non clinical studies they over represent some populations. Better control for things like this and repeat the study making it actually scientific and statistically sound this time. I am skeptical of the 60% for actual stalking.
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