Exam 14: Gender and Victimization

Choose and contrast two theoretical views of rape (focusing on men's rape of women), specifically discussing where each theory places blame.

Forced prostitution, forced labor and marriage, organ removal, and the exploitation of children are examples of ______.

According to Baron and Straus's study of rape rates across the states of the United States, ______.

What are some of the impacts on women who have been raped? Analyze the factors that can worsen a woman's psychological response to rape. What is one thing we can do to help lower the intensity of women's psychological response to rape?

Psychological research evidence has demonstrated that pornography ______.

Having an insecure or disorganized attachment style, experiencing childhood trauma, and having more traditional gender roles are examples of ______.

Among both undergraduate and graduate students, faculty members and instructors are the perpetrators of sexual harassment more often than peers.

Human trafficking is often referred to as "modern-day slavery."

Identify the four factors that seem to make men more likely to rape women or predispose men to rape women.

In a community sample of transgender adults, White Hughto et al. (2017) found that ______ reported they had experienced intimate partner violence.

Research shows that there are certain types of men who are identified as "typical rapists."

Contrast the three types of batterers.

According to Pryor's model, the man who sexually harasses is ______.

A woman discloses to a friend that she was raped. The friend asks, "What were you wearing and were you drinking too much?" This is an example of ______.