According to Klaw et al., rape survivors experience the following phases of adjustment except:

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The other three phases (denial-avoidance, guilt and sexualization, re-experience and rage) are commonly recognized as phases of adjustment experienced by rape survivors, but there is no evidence to suggest that sexual arousal at the thought of the rapist is a common or normal response. In fact, such a response could be indicative of a number of different factors, including trauma bonding, Stockholm syndrome, or other psychological complexities.

According to Klaw Et Al