Question 1

One of the theoretical views of the nature of rape considers the psychopathology of the rapist.According to this view,rape is an act that is

Accepted Answer

This view posits that the rapist is psychologically disturbed and that this influences their behavior towards committing rape. It suggests that the cause of rape lies within the individual, rather than being an external factor such as the victim or society.

Question 2

Victim-precipitated rape represents the tendency to

Accepted Answer

Victim-precipitated rape involves blaming the victim for their own assault. This blame can come in the form of suggesting the victim provoked or somehow contributed to their own rape. This type of thinking is incorrect and can be harmful to survivors of sexual assault.

Question 3

In which of the following theoretical views of the nature of rape is gender inequality both the cause and result of rape?

Accepted Answer

The feminist theory posits that gender inequality is both the cause and result of rape. This theory emphasizes the social and cultural factors that contribute to the high levels of sexual violence against women, and argues that rape is a form of power and control that men exercise over women. This theory also highlights the role of patriarchy and institutionalized sexism in perpetuating the cycle of gender-based violence.

Question 4

Which of the following is true about marital rape?

Accepted Answer

Marital rape includes rape committed by a former spouse, not just a current spouse.

Question 5

Carol,who has been living with her boyfriend for three years,threatens to leave him after a nasty fight.He becomes angry,beats her,and rapes her so that she would be dominated into staying.This is classified as _____.

Accepted Answer

This scenario is classified as intimate partner rape, which is a form of sexual assault committed by a current or former romantic partner. It is often characterized by the use of physical force, coercion, or other forms of manipulation to control the victim.

Question 6

Which of the following theoretical views of the nature of rape holds that the eroticization of violence in U.S.society is one of the causes of rape?

Accepted Answer

The feminist theory views rape as a result of the patriarchal society and the objectification of women. This theory also suggests that the eroticization of violence in society contributes to the normalization of rape culture.

Question 7

_____ theorists view rapists as the product of gender-role socialization and theorize about the complex links between sex and power.

Accepted Answer

Feminist theorists focus on the ways in which gender roles and societal expectations regarding gender contribute to sexual violence and rape culture. They argue that gendered power imbalances are at the root of rape and advocate for gender equality as a means of ending sexual violence.

Question 8

Research indicates that marital rape

Accepted Answer

Research shows that marital rape is a form of intimate partner violence (IPV), and it often involves the perpetrator seeking power and control over their spouse. Additionally, marital rape is a criminal offense in most countries and is considered a violation of human rights.

Question 9

Helen's husband insisted on having sex with her despite her constant protests and struggling.This act by Helen's husband is an example of

Accepted Answer

Helen's husband forcing her to have sex despite her protests and struggles is an example of marital rape, which is defined as non-consensual sex between spouses or ex-spouses. Pseudo-rape and quasirape are not recognized terms, and date rape typically refers to non-consensual sex between two people who are not married or in an established relationship.

Question 10

Which of the following is true about Rohypnol?

Accepted Answer

Rohypnol is a type of sedative that can cause anterograde amnesia, which means the victim may not remember events that occurred while under the drug's influence. This can be particularly dangerous in cases of sexual assault, where the victim is unable to remember what happened or identify the perpetrator.

Question 11

Marital rape is

Accepted Answer

Marital rape is a form of rape that occurs between spouses. It is as traumatic to the woman as any other form of rape. It involves the use of force, threats, or coercion to have sexual intercourse without the spouse's consent. However, it is not always recognized as a crime in some countries, including the United States, where marital rape laws vary from state to state. Despite being one of the most underreported crimes, marital rape is a violation of human rights and can have serious long-term effects on the victim.

Question 12

Bokolowa is a conservative country in which a rape victim is almost always punished for the incident and the rapist seldom prosecuted.Its citizens believe that rape occurs because a woman invited it in some way.Which of the following theoretical views of the nature of rape does this society adopt?

Accepted Answer

The belief that rape occurs because a woman invited it in some way reflects the victim-precipitated theory of rape, which suggests that the victim's behavior or appearance incited the rapist's behavior. The fact that rape victims are punished while rapists are seldom prosecuted also supports this view, as it implies that the victim is at fault and responsible for the assault.

Question 13

Which of the following refers to a drug that is administered to women during dates to induce drowsiness or sleep so as to facilitate rape?

Accepted Answer

The term "roofie" refers to the drug Rohypnol, which is sometimes administered to women without their knowledge or consent in order to facilitate sexual assault. The drug causes drowsiness and impairs memory, making it easier for the perpetrator to commit the assault without being detected or identified.

Question 14

Which of the following is used as a date-rape drug?

Accepted Answer

Flunitrozepam, commonly known as Rohypnol, is frequently used as a date-rape drug due to its sedative and amnesic effects. The other options listed, Minipill, Loestrin, and Lycopene, are not used as date-rape drugs.

Question 15

What does a date-rape drug do?

Accepted Answer

A date-rape drug, also known as a predatory drug, is a drug that makes the victim unconscious or significantly impairs their ability to resist sexual assault. It does not increase sexual appetite, make the victim more responsive to stimulation, or awaken pleasure receptors.

Question 16

At a party,Bill points out a scantily-clad woman to Ted.He says,"If a woman dresses like that,can she really blame a man for trying to rape her? In that skirt,she's just asking for it." Which of the following theoretical views of the nature of rape does Bill adopt?

Accepted Answer

Bill adopts the victim-precipitated theoretical view which suggests that women may be partly to blame for being raped based on their dress or behavior. He seems to hold the belief that women who dress provocatively are "asking for it" and therefore are partly responsible for any sexual assault they may experience.

Question 17

Paula told her mother that she'd been raped at a nightclub.Her mother responded with,"What were you doing at the nightclub? If you had stayed at home it would never have happened." Which of the following views about the nature of rape does Paula's mother take?

Accepted Answer

Paula's mother is placing blame on Paula for her own rape, suggesting that it was her fault for going to the nightclub rather than acknowledging that the perpetrator is responsible for the assault. This indicates that she believes rape is precipitated by the victim.

Question 18

Amanda went to a party with her boyfriend.At the party,he surreptitiously added Rohypnol to her drink which made her feel very drowsy.On the pretext of taking her home,he took her to a motel and raped her.Here,Amanda is a victim of _____.

Accepted Answer

Amanda is a victim of date rape, which is a type of sexual assault that occurs between two people who know each other, such as friends or romantic partners.

Question 19

Which of the following can be classified as intimate partner rape?

Accepted Answer

Intimate partner rape refers to non-consensual sexual behavior committed by a current or former romantic partner. Therefore, Jennifer, who was raped by the man she was cohabiting with, can be classified as intimate partner rape. The other options do not involve a current or former romantic partner.

Question 20

Which of the following is true about the theoretical view of the nature of rape that considers the psychopathology of the rapist?

Accepted Answer

The theoretical view that considers the psychopathology of the rapist holds that the psychological deviance of the rapist is responsible for the crime. It does not support the idea that rape is a normal response to women who behave provocatively or that it is silently sanctioned by societies.

Quiz 15: Sexual Coercion