Exam 17: Power and Coercion
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Related to intimate partner violence (IPV) within same-sex couples, what do we know?
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Explain how rape is defined differently around the world and how rape rates vary depending on a culture's definition. Give three examples from different cultures to highlight your response.
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All of the following are reasons why older women are likely to be even more traumatized by rape than younger women EXCEPT:
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The number of rape victims in 2008 was 53% less than the number of victims reported in 1998, ten years prior.
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What statement describes the majority of rapes on college campuses?
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Studies show that reports of intimate partner violence are typically an isolated event.
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Research has found that lesbian women report more intense emotional repercussions to rape compared to heterosexual women.
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Upon evaluation, the rapist was determined to be mentally unstable with a history of uncontrollable sexual urges. What theory about rape would this finding promote?
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Identify what researchers have found about the characteristics of rapists. Be sure to cite specific research findings from your text.
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Compare and contrast the victim precipitation theory and rapist psychopathology theory, using specific examples to describe each. Discuss the implications of each related to developing rape prevention programs.
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Rape trauma syndrome is commonly compared to posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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What is it called when a person who has been raped does not discuss the rape with anyone?
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Victims who take time to privately work through the emotional outcomes of their attack before telling anyone about the attack tend to have shorter recovery periods.
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Explain 3 factors that describe why there is no single definition of rape.
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After a date rape experience, negative judgments and reactions by a rape victim's partner are common.
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