Annotated Bibliography On Rape

Annotated Bibliography

References

Monk-Turner, E., & Light, D. (2010). Male Sexual Assault and Rape: Who Seeks Counseling?. Sexual Abuse: A Journal Of Research & Treatment (Sage), 22(3), 255. doi:10.1177/1079063210366271

Limit study in male rape and sexual assault in seeking counseling was the purpose of the study.The difference between male survivors of sexual assault/ rape who sought counseling and those who did not. The date of the research came from NVAW survey of 8005 men but 219 disclose their sexual assault or victimization. which provide the experience of characteristic and type of service treatment. The dependet variable was wheter or not the male sual assault vivtim ever talk to mental health professional about the assault. Independent

The testing of the purpose was to determine existence of male assault in a community in the US. The accumulation of 336 agencies survey reported 3,635 male victim seen by the agencies but only 1,159 men reported the victimization. From the 336 agencies only 172 reported to service men, most were white heterosexual male seeking treatment. The psychological impact was traumatizing majority of victim faced PTSd and 46.3% had suicidal thoughts from the percentage most attempted the process of suicide. The alert of the health professions of male rape and the symptom of

161 undergraduates took participation on the research reading scenario of perpetrator victim, and sexual orientation of the victim. Followed by question to determine the blame towards the victim and perpetrator. Male responders to male victim portray a stereotype on the blaming of victims and females were pro victim. Males favored female perpetrators than male perpetrators without consideration of the male victim sexual orientation. Researchers concludes the responder did not consider the sexual trauma of the victim if it was a female regardless of sexual orientation. Social gender roles played a part of the view of male victim blaming also the inconsideration of trauma.

10.Kaufman, A., Divasto, P., Jackson, R., Voorhees, D., & Christy, J. (1980). Male rape victims: Noninstitutionalized assault. The American Journal of Psychiatry, 137(2), 221-223.

Neglect of male sexual assault in a community setting should be considered like a females. 14 male victim,only 5 over the age 18, were treated in a county hospital over 39 months.Case reports male victims sustained moe physical trauma have multiple assault in a longer captivity. Older victims coping of the assault was denial of the victimization exerting control of their emotions. In result of the study show