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25 Cards in this Set
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Rape
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Sex accomplished by force or threat
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Sexual Assault
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Nonconsensual sexual contact; a broader category than rape
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Statutory Rape
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Sex when a partner is legally unable to give consent on account of young age, intellectual disability, or unconsciousness.
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Rohypnol
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Tranquilizer used as date rape drug
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GHB
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A central nervous system depressant that has been used as date rape drug
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Ketamine
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Anesthetic and recreational drug that can be used as date rape drug
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Rape Trauma Syndrome
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Cluster of persistent physical and psychological symptoms seen in rape victims (like PTSD)
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Exposure Therapy
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Form of psychotherapy where they are encouraged to recall the traumatic event in a sage environment
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Rape Shield Laws (1970s)
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Laws that protect rape victims. EX: Limiting introduction of evidence about prior sexual behavior (defendant cant say girl was a “****” to defend himself)
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Empathy
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The ability to share or understand other people’s feelings (distinguishes rapist from non-rapist)
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Sexual Harassment
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Unwanted sexual advances or other intimidating sexual behavior, usually in the workplace
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Quid Pro Quo Harassment
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Unwelcome sexual advances, usually made to a worker in a subordinate position, accompanied by promises or threats
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Hostile Environment Harassment
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Sexual harassment involving a pattern of conduct that creates intimidating work environment
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Stalking
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Obsessive pursuit of a sex partner in such a way as to put that person in a state of fear
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Cyberstalking
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Stalking via internet
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Intimate Partner Stalking
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Stalking of a current spouse or other intimate partner
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Obsessive Relational Intrusion
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Obsessive pursuit of a person by rejected lover
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Delusional Stalking
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Stalking motivated by belief that the victim is in love with them
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Erotomania
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Delusional belief that a sexually desired but unattainable person is actually in love with oneself
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Grudge Stalking
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Nonsexual revenge stalking
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Intimate Partner Violence
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Violence b/t sex partners
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• Tension-Building Phase
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Abuser becomes increasingly moody and threatening (longest phase)
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• Violent Phase
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Abuser usually under influence (shortest phase)
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• Reconciliation Phase
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Abuser is apologetic
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Learned Hopelessness
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Condition in which person feels a loss of control over a traumatic situation and therefore makes no further attempt to escape from it.
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