*1,761 young Australians aged between 16 and 24 were surveyed. Here are some of the findings:

• 43% thought it natural for a man to want to appear in control of his partner in front of his male friends.

• 1 in 7 believe a man would be justified in raping a woman if she initiated sex but changed her mind.

• 25% of young men think women find it flattering to be persistently pursued, even if they are not interested.

• 1 in 3 believe that women prefer a man to be in charge of a relationship.

• 1 in 5 believe there is no harm in making sexist jokes about women among male friends.

• 45% of young people believe women exaggerate gender inequality in Australia.

• 3 in 5 young men believe that many women mistakenly interpret innocent remarks or acts as being sexist.

• 37% agreed that women make up or exaggerate claims of violence to secure advantage in custody battles.

• 37% agreed that it is common for sexual assault accusations to be used as a way of getting back at men.

• 20% of young men did not understand that repeatedly keeping track of a partner's location was a form of violence.

• 11% did not think stalking is a form of violence.