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The document discusses two types of intimate partner violence - partner abuse and date rape. It provides statistics showing that 1 in 6 American women experience rape or attempted rape in their lifetime, and up to 90% of college campus rapes occur through date rape. Factors that contribute to date rape include drugs, alcohol, and incorrectly assessing a date's interest in sex. The document outlines dos and don'ts for dating safely and discusses the physical and psychological effects of partner abuse on victims. Reasons victims may stay in abusive relationships include lack of financial independence and fear of homelessness or precipitating more violence.
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- 1. PARTNER ABUSE AND DATE RAPE TWO TYPES OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
- 2. Why talk about this objective? A significant amount of partner abuse and date rape occurs in America. According to RAINN statistics, 1 out of every 6 American women has been the victim of an attempted or completed rape in her lifetime (14.8% completed, 2.8% attempted). A significant amount of date rape happens on college campuses. Up to 90% of college campus rapes occur through date rape incidents. A significant amount of wrong appraisals when determining a willing sexual partner. 4 out of 10 men who are on a date with a woman assume that alcohol consumption indicates a willing sexual partner.
- 3. DATE RAPE: Forced unwanted intercourse in the context of dating A common but widely unreported act of violence Most are victims by someone they know
- 4. Contributing Factors: • Drugs • Alcohol • Incorrect appraisal of dates interest in sex.
- 5. Do’s and Don’ts of Dating • Do communicate your expectations about engaging in sexual activity • Do recognize when an individual is too intoxicated to make a clear decision • Do Not leave your drink unattended or accept a drink from someone you do not know • Do Not agree to go to a secluded place with someone you do not know
- 7. Effects of Battered Victims • AXIETY • DEPRESSION • FEELINGS OF HELPLESSNESS • HUMILIATION • PHYSICAL ILLNESS • POSTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
- 8. Reasons Individuals Stay in Abusive Relationships: • Lack of Financial Independence • Fear of homelessness • Guilt and Shame • May precipitate more violence if one leaves
- 9. Many Victims Do In Fact Leave • According to the textbook page 222, “Individuals leave abusive partners more often than popular stereotypes suggest” • According to Dr. Goldsmith from psychocentral.com, “Most victims are just looking for the right time with the right resources in place to leave” • Personal experience and observation taught me that for women, it is in their best interest to plan before leaving abruptly as compared with men. • Women predominately take on the responsibilities of rearing children and therefore need to make careful maneuvers as compared with men that may have more flexibility and/or options for places to go.
- 10. Works Cited • https://www.rainn.org/statistics/scope-problem. “National Institute of Justice & Centers for Disease Control &Prevention, Prevalence, Incidence and Consequences of Violence Against Women Survey” (1998). • https://healthresearchfunding.org/39-date-rape- statistics-college-campuses/, “39 Date Rape Statistics on College Campuses” • Textbook content; Adjust, Student Edition, pg. 222 • https://psychcentral.com/lib/why-do-abused-victims- stay/, “Why do Abused Victims Stay”, Toby D. Goldsmith, M.D., 2016 • Date Rape Drug Image, “Date Rape Drugs and Alcohol”, Kansas State University • Image of Woman, “Intimate Partner Violence and Women's Health”, notenoughgood.com