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Title: Beliefs and attitudes on violence against women in partner: socio- demographics, familiar and formative determinants. Abstract: At present domestic violence is considered a social problem of first magnitude and is analyzed since a perspective multicausal. But, even since this point of view, is considered that in the base of this causal pyra- mid there would be a sexist conception of the aggressors, narrowly con- nected with the exacerbation of traditional male model (Corsi, 1995; Heise, 1997). It given this supposed one, to analyze the determinants of these beliefs and attitudes can suppose a prominent contribution to de- velop programs of early prevention against this form of violence that be more troops. This work analyzes the role of the formative, family, and sociodemo- graphic factors as determinants of beliefs and attitudes sexists and tolerant toward violence against women in a sample of 1395 university students. Results obtained indicate that the factors studied explain a small percent- age of these beliefs and attitudes (between 5% and 13% according to the cases). We described and analyze these results and their possible implica- tions in the design of programs and preventive actions.
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