Which of the following is the most accurate distinction between sexual assault and rape?Group of answer choicesIn sexual assault, the person who was attacked is a man; in rape, the person who was attacked is a woman.Sexual assault is a broader term that refers to unwanted sexual contact; rape is a narrower term that involves penetration.The distinction is fairly subtle; sexual assault does not involve bodily damage, and rape does involve bodily damage.“Sexual assault refers to people who know each other, whereas rape refers to people who do not know each other.

Which of the following is most consistent with legal definitions of rape?Group of answer choicesthe attacker must be a stranger to the victim.Itsexual penetration without a person’s consent.any unwanted sexual touching.

All of the following are true about rapists EXCEPT:Group of answer choicesA rapist is someone who penetrates orally, vaginally, or anally against the will of another person.Rapists can assault against victims of all ages, and can be all ages.Rapists who commit offenses against non-child victims are thought to be younger, on average, than child molesters.Rapists are less likely than child molesters to show antisocial or delinquent behaviour.

Which of the following statements is most accurate about fear of rape?Group of answer choicesMen and women do not differ in being afraid when they are out by themselves at night.Most women report that no one has warned them about the danger of rape.Women in large cities seldom report that they are afraid of being out alone at night.Most women take a number of precautions to avoid being raped by a stranger.

About what share of cases of rape involve a victim and offender who know one another?A.80 percentB.20 percentC.60 percentD.40 percent

Which of the following is the most accurate information about the abuse of women?Group of answer choicesMen and women actually do the same amount of physical damage when they abuse their partners.Men are about 9 times as likely as women to assault a former spouse.At present, the legal system does not does not consider emotional harm to be a form of abuse.So far, researchers have not been able to document abuse or violence in lesbian relationships.