Studies of the Effects of Rape Provide Evidence That

question 55

Multiple Choice

Studies of the effects of rape provide evidence that:

• A) victims of stranger rape experience more severe consequences than do victims of acquaintance rape.
• B) feelings of self-blame are stronger among acquaintance than stranger victims.
• C) the consequences of rape include psychological problems but no physical symptoms.
• D) victims of a single rape have more severe psychological consequences than victims of multiple sexual assaults.

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Definitions:

Traumatic Events

Incidents that cause psychological, physical, or emotional distress or harm, often leading to lasting mental health issues such as PTSD.

Compassion Fatigue

Emotional exhaustion resulting from the constant demand of caring for others, often experienced by those in helping professions.

Cumulative Drain

The progressive depletion of energy or resources over time due to ongoing stress or demands.

Stress-Related Syndrome

A medical or psychological condition stemming from acute or chronic stress, impacting one's health and well-being.