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Rape Trauma and Rape’s Wrongness
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021Abstract In a widely discussed article co-authored with Stephen Shute, John Gardner offered a persuasive argument to the effect that the core wrongness of rape is not, as it seems, a function of the harmfulness of rape, but of something else: the rapist’s sheer sexual use of the victim, which is potentially harmless.
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Cultural myths and supports for rape.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1980This article describes the "rape myth" and tests hypotheses derived from social psychological and feminist theory that acceptance of rape myths can be predicted from attitudes such as sex role stereotyping, adversarial sexual beliefs, sexual conservatism,
M. Burt
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Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1987
Because of inadequacies in the methods used to measure sexual assault, national crime statistics, criminal victimization studies, convictions, or incarceration rates fail to reflect the true scope of rape.
M. Koss, C. Gidycz, N. Wisniewski
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Because of inadequacies in the methods used to measure sexual assault, national crime statistics, criminal victimization studies, convictions, or incarceration rates fail to reflect the true scope of rape.
M. Koss, C. Gidycz, N. Wisniewski
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Rape Scripts and Rape Acknowledgment
Psychology of Women Quarterly, 1994Past research has indicated that nearly half of college-aged women who experience forced, nonconsensual sexual intercourse, do not label their experience as rape. We found evidence that these unacknowledged rape victims possess more violent, stranger rape scripts than do acknowledged rape victims, who are more likely to have an acquaintance rape ...
Arnold S. Kahn +2 more
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Rape knowledge and propensity to rape
Journal of Research in Personality, 1990Abstract Previous research has indicated that greater knowledge about rape is not associated with reduced rape propensity. The present study differed from previous research by defining rape knowledge as knowledge about the effect of rape on the victim.
Jack Yee, Margaret Hamilton
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“Men Cannot Be Raped”: Correlates of Male Rape Myth Acceptance
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2018Despite the increased attention surrounding rape and sexual assault, research on male victims remains limited, particularly concerning the adherence to rape myths.
Scott M. Walfield
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International Journal of STD & AIDS, 1991
The risk of contracting HIV infection as a result of rape is unknown. We describe 4 female patients who were found to have antibodies to HIV-1 following rape, only one of whom had another recognized risk factor for HIV infection. The need for careful follow-up of rape victims, and the potential for HIV acquisition by the assailant is discussed.
V. Kitchen +5 more
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The risk of contracting HIV infection as a result of rape is unknown. We describe 4 female patients who were found to have antibodies to HIV-1 following rape, only one of whom had another recognized risk factor for HIV infection. The need for careful follow-up of rape victims, and the potential for HIV acquisition by the assailant is discussed.
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Rape myths and rape by juveniles
The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology, 2016AbstractRape committed during adolescence is a vital indicator for predicting the propensity of committing rape in adulthood. Moreover, although numerous studies related juvenile rape have been proposed in Western countries, most of these studies have focused on the impact of personal factors, and have neglected to examine the impact of rape myths ...
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Bee World, 1996
In 1919, when Bee World was first published, it had a regular feature quaintly called Apis and Flora. This was phased out in the mid 1920s and has only occasionally been revived since, with the new name of Plants for Bees. Considering the importance of plants to bees—there wouldn't be any bees without flowering plants—Bee World is beginning a new ...
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In 1919, when Bee World was first published, it had a regular feature quaintly called Apis and Flora. This was phased out in the mid 1920s and has only occasionally been revived since, with the new name of Plants for Bees. Considering the importance of plants to bees—there wouldn't be any bees without flowering plants—Bee World is beginning a new ...
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Violence and Victims, 1988
Where previous studies have examined attitudes and perceptions of the rape act, we have attempted to delve into the meanings which people impute at a less conscious level. Using Semantic Differential methodology, a stratified sample of participants rated the concepts of “assault,” “rape,” “seduction” and “love-making”; these were chosen along an ...
Barbara J. Witten, Rory Remer
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Where previous studies have examined attitudes and perceptions of the rape act, we have attempted to delve into the meanings which people impute at a less conscious level. Using Semantic Differential methodology, a stratified sample of participants rated the concepts of “assault,” “rape,” “seduction” and “love-making”; these were chosen along an ...
Barbara J. Witten, Rory Remer
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