Deck 14: Gender and Victimization

Question 1

Data show that sexual violence, such as rape, is alarmingly prevalent among ______.

A) ethnic minority populations
B) Black and Latinx populations
C) the gay male population
D) sexual minority and trans populations

Answer 1

sexual minority and trans populations

Question 2

Risk-need-responsivity (RNR) is ______.

A) a standard treatment for incarcerated sex offenders
B) a program for relaxation to treat rape victims
C) an effective rape prevention program
D) a way of predicting which states have the highest rape rates

Answer 2

a standard treatment for incarcerated sex offenders

Question 3

In regard to reporting gender-based violence, most victims ______.

A) report right away
B) gain sufficient social support after reporting
C) perceive that the costs outweigh the benefits
D) are usually believed

Answer 3

perceive that the costs outweigh the benefits

Question 4

Research has found that ______ is the most effective psychotherapy model when treating rape victims.

A) solution-focused therapy
B) feminist theory therapy
C) experiential therapy
D) cognitive behavioral therapy

Question 5

Awareness-based programs, empathy-based programs, and bystander intervention programs are all ______.

A) ineffective
B) examples of rape prevention programs
C) based on expectancy-value theory
D) designed to prevent victimization of sexual minorities

Question 6

Unlike the FBI's old definition of rape, the updated definition ______.

A) focuses on the fact that consent is not given
B) indicates victims and perpetrators can be any gender
C) indicates violence against women specifically
D) indicates physical force is required

Question 7

Research shows that ______ women have the highest lifetime prevalence of rape, physical violence, and/or stalking.

A) Black
B) American Indian or Alaska Native
C) Multiracial
D) White

Question 8

______ is a factor that seems to reduce a man's likelihood of committing rape.

A) Willpower
B) Intelligence
C) Morality
D) Empathy

Question 9

Partners explicitly and voluntarily agreeing to have sexual relations with one another is an example of ______.

A) negative consent
B) coercive consent
C) affirmative consent
D) temporary consent

Question 10

Having persistent and intrusive flashbacks, trouble sleeping, and reactive behaviors are examples of ______.

A) PTSD symptoms
B) normal symptoms of aging
C) symptoms of suicide ideation
D) pain disorder symptoms

Question 11

The most effective rape prevention programs ______.

A) use a lecture and presentation style
B) have older, experienced adults lead the presentation
C) have participants actively practice skills
D) focus on mixed-gender groups

Question 12

"The rapist is the product of male gender-role socialization." The psychologist who said this most likely believes in the ______ theoretical model of rape.

A) victim-precipitated
B) psychoanalytic
C) psychopathology of rapist
D) feminist

Question 13

A juror who decides that the rape victim was really a slut who got herself into this situation and is trying to get the man in trouble is using the concept of ______.

A) victim-precipitated rape
B) the ego-split rapist
C) the silent rape reaction
D) the predatory rapist

Question 14

Growing up in a violent home environment is an example of ______.

A) a risk factor for women to be raped
B) a protective factor for men
C) a risk factor for men to rape women
D) a protective factor for social disorganization

Question 15

Nearly ______ women have been raped at some point in their lives compared to ______ of men.

A) one in three; one in 56
B) one in ten; one in 83
C) one in five; one in 71
D) one in two; one in 35

Question 16

According to Baron and Straus's study of rape rates across the states of the United States, ______.

A) pornography does not significantly influence attitudes about rape
B) gender inequality is related to rape
C) social disorganization is not significantly related to rape
D) morality and control are related to rape

Question 17

Women are more likely to be attacked, raped, injured, or killed by ______ than by any other type of assailant.

A) strangers
B) previous offenders
C) current or former male partners
D) men who have been incarcerated

Question 18

Psychological research evidence has demonstrated that pornography ______.

A) may promote sexual violence
B) increases positive attitudes about women
C) may decrease rape rates
D) is more likely to be viewed by sexually violent men

Question 19

A woman discloses to a friend that she was raped. The friend asks, "What were you wearing and were you drinking too much?" This is an example of ______.

A) acquiring all of the facts
B) victim blaming
C) supporting the victim
D) the victim self-blaming

Question 20

Researchers found that the Jezebel stereotype was associated with ______ in Black women.

A) lower self-esteem
B) increased sexual behavior
C) higher self-esteem
D) decreased sexual behavior

Question 21

In a community sample of transgender adults, White Hughto et al. (2017) found that ______ reported they had experienced intimate partner violence.

A) one-eighth
B) one-third
C) about half
D) over half

Question 22

Having an insecure or disorganized attachment style, experiencing childhood trauma, and having more traditional gender roles are examples of ______.

A) risk factors for IPV perpetrators
B) risk factors for dysphoric-borderline batterers
C) risk factors for IPV victims
D) risk factors for rapists

Question 23

About 10% of rapes result in pregnancy.

Question 24

Studies of adults who were sexually abused as children indicate that they ______.

A) are likely to become schizophrenic
B) tend to be overachievers
C) have elevated rates of psychological distress
D) do not differ from adults who were not abused as children

Question 25

In regard to the intergenerational transmission of intimate partner violence, research indicates that childhood exposure to parents' IPV ______ the chances that one commits IPV in adulthood and ______ the chances that one is the victim of IPV in adulthood.

A) doubles; triples
B) triples; triples
C) doubles; doubles
D) triples; doubles

Question 26

Emotional numbing, extreme passivity, and helplessness are examples of ______.

A) symptoms of a batterer
B) short-term responses of long-term IPV victims
C) cognitive impairment symptoms of IPV victims
D) long-term responses of long-term IPV victims

Question 27

The pattern of quid pro quo harassment, in which sexual favors are a requirement for employment, ______

A) is rare
B) is illegal
C) is legal
D) occurs in most corporate businesses

Question 28

Human trafficking is often referred to as "modern-day slavery."

Question 29

According to Pryor's model, the man who sexually harasses is ______.

A) high in likelihood to sexually harass
B) both high in the likelihood to sexually harass and in a situation conducive to harassment
C) likely from a violent family
D) above normal in testosterone levels

Question 30

Most rapes are committed by strangers.

Question 31

Research shows that causes of intimate partner violence are ______ causes of rape.

A) similar to
B) different from
C) more prevalent than
D) less severe than

Question 32

Research shows that there are certain types of men who are identified as "typical rapists."

Question 33

One meta-analysis found that ______ of women reported having experienced a behavior at work that fits the definition of sexual harassment.

A) 34%
B) 45%
C) 58%
D) 73%

Question 34

In regard to evidence on the recovered memory/false memory debate, ______.

A) laboratory studies show that information associated with unpleasant emotions is more likely to be forgotten
B) there is evidence that about 40% of therapists unscrupulously implant false memories of abuse in their female clients
C) over half of victims of child sexual abuse reported delayed recall of it
D) there is more evidence supporting false memory than recovered memory

Question 35

Around the world, an average of 30% of women over age 15 have experienced intimate partner violence.

Question 36

Among both undergraduate and graduate students, faculty members and instructors are the perpetrators of sexual harassment more often than peers.

Question 37

Forced prostitution, forced labor and marriage, organ removal, and the exploitation of children are examples of ______.

A) slavery that are not common today
B) human trading
C) migrants trying to get out of poverty
D) human trafficking

Question 38

Rape is one of the most underreported crimes.

Question 39

Mandatory arrest, shock arrest, and no-drop policies are examples of ______.

A) empowering rape victims
B) common legal treatment of rapists and IPV perpetrators
C) legal and police reform in preventing IPV
D) police reform on gun regulation in relation to IPV

Question 40

Evaluations of restorative justice conferences show that they are preferred over traditional justice (e.g., trials) by most victims and responsible persons.

Question 41

While school-aged children are most at risk of child sexual abuse, younger children are less likely to report that they've been victimized.

Question 42

A meta-analysis of gender differences in post-traumatic growth found that women displayed somewhat more growth than men.

Question 43

Choose and contrast two theoretical views of rape (focusing on men's rape of women), specifically discussing where each theory places blame.

Question 44

"The effects of rape are pervasive and extend even to those who have not been raped." Explain the meaning of this statement in terms of women's fear of rape and how that influences them, including how they may or may not prevent rape from happening.

Question 45

Contrast the three types of batterers.

Question 46

What is the premise and what are the components of restorative justice treatment as a method of handling rape in the criminal justice system?

Question 47

Explain the reasons some women who are victims of intimate partner violence stay with the batterer.

Question 48

Explain rape culture and analyze how cultural values and rape myths shape our sexual scripts and support or even encourage men raping women.

Question 49

Identify the four factors that seem to make men more likely to rape women or predispose men to rape women.

Question 50

How would you define gender-based violence? What are some examples? Explain why gender-based violence is tragically underreported.

Question 51

According to feminist analysis, what do rape, wife-battering, sexual harassment, and incest all have in common?

Question 52

Explain the feminist perspective on rape prevention, particularly what this view holds in regards to socializing boys.

Question 53

What are the six components of intimate partner violence?

Question 54

What are some of the impacts on women who have been raped? Analyze the factors that can worsen a woman's psychological response to rape. What is one thing we can do to help lower the intensity of women's psychological response to rape?