Coercion

victimisation before it occurs. By contrast, secondary prevention generally refers to interventions to reduce risk factors associated with sexual coercion and tertiary prevention aims to prevent repeat victimization and perpetration (Dickson & Willis, 2015). Because tertiary interventions are preventions that deal with the consequences of sexual coercion after it has occurred, this study reviews only primary and secondary prevention…

controls Burbanks’ life.His main goal is to get the TV show to be a success, however, by doing so he neglects all ethical guidelines to an experiment but particularly the right to informed consent, confidentially, limited debriefing and freedom from coercion. According to American Psychological Association’s Ethical Principles in the Conduct of Research with Human Participants (1982), researchers must keep everything they learn about the participant absolutely confidential. Evidently in The…

husbands, thus, indicating some level of coercion. Muehlenhard and Cook also clearly demonstrate how men can be coerced into unwanted sexual activities for many reasons as well. Although men are often coerced into unwanted sexual activities dissimilar to that demonstrated by Basile, there are still numerous similarities between the articles. For example, Muehlenhard and Cook noted that men often took part in unwanted sexual activities due to the social coercion that involves being a man,…

groups were hardly restrained by Hitler himself let alone the public eye. Evidence of this would be the increase of inmates in concentration camps, going from just 4761 in November 1936 to about 54,000 in November 1938. This supports the argument that coercion had become a central aspect of everyday German life, which was not only limited to the unwanted “Untermensch” which obviously was justified by rhetoric produced by Hitler and the terror organisation as being essential to the safety of the…

will be defined and its central importance to the social care sector will be highlighted. A case study will be summarized. Following this the issues and themes arising from the dilemma will be critically analysed. These themes include, autonomy, coercion, paternalism with the moral justification…

Santa Fe vs. Doe Case The Santa Fe vs. Doe case, which was heard by the United States Supreme Court in the year 2000, is one of the many controversial cases in the US. This case is about the Santa Fe Independent school district whom defends their stand about freedom of speech and freedom of religion against Doe. Many would rule in favor of the school district, but in this case student-initiated prayer before a public-school football game was considered a violation of the Establishment Clause…

Feminist theory posits that adolescent sexual violence/coercion should be considered within a patriarchal social structure with male as perpetrator and female as victim, except in same-sex relationships(Schewe, 2008). Feminist orientated interventions recognises that as men are the primary perpetrators of sexual violence, prevention efforts should target attitudes, believes, rape myths and work on changing perceptions of traditional gender roles as the key to preventing sexual violence. In other…

civilizations spread rapidly throughout the Middle East. These expansions were made through a combination of either military conquest or coercion, and were often done because of material gain. Under Muslim rule, occupied people were often granted respect and freedom. Muslim civilizations gained most of their territory through a combination of conquest and coercion. Tribes opposing the Muslims were given a choice between being subjugated or war with the Muslims, as described in Documents 1…

writing or by speech. In the courtroom a confession is a powerful form of evidence. There are many cases known to be false confessions to a crime not committed by the person due to mental impairment, the threat of a harsh sentence, and because of coercion. False confessions can be caused by mental impairment an individual to believe that he commit the crime. The police interrogation use tactics to cause the innocent suspect to doubt his memory in order for the police to persuade the suspect.…

(2012) Comments power is often confused as leadership. This is caused by the central authority that leaders have. Leadership is not coercion. The difference between coercion and leadership is coercion strives to influence others through force to do something against their will. This can be done through threats, force or manipulating output of rewards and punishments. Coercion is for the leader's benefit and not their followers. Coercive power is negative and produces negative feelings toward…