“…The violence we detected is perpetrated above all by the boys and men; between peer groups, through physical violence; or against the girls and women, harassing them and pressurising them sexually; and inside and outside romantic relationships through different forms of psychological and technological violence. Prior research had shown that violent behaviours are higher in boys and men than in girls and women (Norstr€ om, Rossow, & Pape, 2018), with the former being more likely to perpetrate physical and sexual aggressions (Shorey, Stuart, & Cornelius, 2011), whereas the latter have a greater risk of suffering harm related to alcohol (Huhtanen & Tigerstedt, 2012) harassment and frustration, pressure in unwanted situations, responsibility that is not sought and is inappropriate, psychological and physical harm (Enser, Appleton, & Foxcroft, 2016). In other contexts, results were in along the same lines; for example, in a study carried out by Davoren, Dahly, Shiely and Perry (2017) on alcohol consumption among university students, 65% of the men reported a hazardous alcohol consumption compared to 68% of women.…”