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Male rape: offenders and victims
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1980In an analysis of 22 cases of male rape in a community setting, the gender of the victim did not appear to be of primary importance to some of the rapists, but for others, males appeared to be specific intended targets, and the rapists' assaults were an effort to deal with unresolved and conflictual aspects of their lives.
A N, Groth, A W, Burgess
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Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1986
The hypothesis that the preferential rape pattern belongs among the courtship disorders like voyeurism, exhibitionism, and toucheurism was tested. The study consisted of two experiments. The first compared 11 rape-prone males, who were most likely afflicted with the preferential rape pattern, with 11 sexually normal controls on penile response to ...
K, Freund +4 more
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The hypothesis that the preferential rape pattern belongs among the courtship disorders like voyeurism, exhibitionism, and toucheurism was tested. The study consisted of two experiments. The first compared 11 rape-prone males, who were most likely afflicted with the preferential rape pattern, with 11 sexually normal controls on penile response to ...
K, Freund +4 more
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Criminal Justice and Behavior, 2013
Existing empirical typologies of stranger rape derive almost exclusively from samples involving female victims and male offenders. This study explored the behavioral structure of 209 cases of stranger rape involving male victims and male offenders with the aim of developing an interpersonal model of offender-victim interaction.
Samantha Lundrigan +1 more
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Existing empirical typologies of stranger rape derive almost exclusively from samples involving female victims and male offenders. This study explored the behavioral structure of 209 cases of stranger rape involving male victims and male offenders with the aim of developing an interpersonal model of offender-victim interaction.
Samantha Lundrigan +1 more
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Male Rape – The Silent Victims
Collegian, 2002This literature review examines the issue of male rape and the possible counselling strategies that may assist in recovery. There are several misconceptions surrounding male rape which can result in the under-reporting and secondary or sanctuary victimisation of the survivor.
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Male Rape Victim and Perpetrator Blaming
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2009One of four possible vignettes manipulated by (a) level of rape myth contained within them (low vs. high) and (b) type of rape (stranger vs. acquaintance) was presented to participants followed by scales measuring victim blame, perpetrator blame, belief in a just world, sex-role egalitarian beliefs, and male rape myth acceptance.
Sleath, E, Bull, R
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The Reaction to Rape by American Male Bystanders
The Journal of Social Psychology, 1985Abstract The present study simulated a rape in a realistic natural setting. The topography of the location ensured that the subjects, men walking to their adjacent parked cars, had but one of the following three options: to walk away, to intervene directly, or to intervene indirectly by summoning a police officer.
H, Harari, O, Harari, R V, White
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2014
Over the course of this book, the proposition that ‘male rape is a feminist issue’ has been illustrated in various ways: existing concerns in the literature can be seen to posit that male rape is an issue deserving of feminism’s attention and/or that ‘male’ rape is a by-product of feminism.
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Over the course of this book, the proposition that ‘male rape is a feminist issue’ has been illustrated in various ways: existing concerns in the literature can be seen to posit that male rape is an issue deserving of feminism’s attention and/or that ‘male’ rape is a by-product of feminism.
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Feminism, masculinity and male rape: bringing male rape ‘out of the closet’
Journal of Gender Studies, 2014Feminist research has played a pivotal role in uncovering the extent and nature of male violence against women and suggests that the main motivations for rape are the need for power, control and domination. This paper argues that, although feminist explanations of rape are robust and comprehensive, male victims of rape have largely been excluded from ...
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Male rape victims: noninstitutionalized assault
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1980Fourteen male rape victims treated in a county hospital emergency room over a 30-month period are compared with 100 randomly selected female victims treated over the same period. The male victims as a group sustained more physical trauma, were more likely to have been a victim of multiple assaults from multiple assailants, and were more likely to have ...
A, Kaufman +4 more
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2008
Although some cases of male rape have been brought to the attention of the police and the criminal justice system, these have by no means been exhaustive. Data from Survivors UK indicate that a greater number of male rape victims have come to their attention than to the police.
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Although some cases of male rape have been brought to the attention of the police and the criminal justice system, these have by no means been exhaustive. Data from Survivors UK indicate that a greater number of male rape victims have come to their attention than to the police.
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