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have noticed from our access logs that many people arrive at the site from educational institutions, looking for statistics on various aspects of childhood sexual abuse,
adult female rape and adult male on male rape. Indeed, many survivors themselves also have been looking for such information. Listed below are links to some of the research
papers that I have come across during my many years on the Internet, that you may,
or may not, find helpful.
All links will open in a new window, and also you have the ability to “rate” the links to show which ones you found helpful.
If you are a survivor yourself please be aware that some of the articles my well be triggering.
The links below are not placed
in any particular order, only the order that I have found them while
trawling through my bookmarks. At some time in the future, they will
probably be listed by ranking once enough people have voted on their usefulness.
If you know of other research links, I would be grateful
if you would please drop us an e-mail.
If you are a university student who has produced a research paper for your
psychology course etc., and you would like to have it published on this
site, please submit it to admin@aest.zzn.com
along with your name (or a nickname), so that you can retain the copyright
on the article; and we will be please to add it to the site. If it is
already on a site please feel free to send us a link to it.
The
National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect - USA Statistics page
The National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information serves
as a resource for reliable national data on child maltreatment reports,
investigations, victims, and perpetrators.
visited 279
times
The
Prevalence of Sexual Aggression and Victimization Among Homosexual Men.
(Statistical Data Included)
This study examined the prevalence of unwanted sexual contacts among a
sample of 310 homosexual men with an average age of 21.8 years recruited
in Berlin,...
From Journal of Sex Research, May 01 2000 by Barbara Krahe, Stephan
Schutze, Immo Fritsche, Eva Waizenhofer
Page(s): 16
visited 283
times
Early
life sexual abuse as a risk factor for crack cocaine use in a sample of
community-recruited women at high risk for illicit drug use.
Subjects for this study were 1,478 community-recruited women sexual
partners of male injection drug users who were participants in the
National Institute...
From American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, February 01 2002 by
Robert C. Freeman, Karyn Collier, Kathleen M. Parillo
Page(s): 15
visited 121
times
Rape
and recovery: survivors speak out. (Statistical Data Included)
RAPE is a life-altering event. Some women who are raped are affected by
the trauma for the rest of their lives. Survivors--those who have been
raped...
From Ebony, April 01 2002 by Lynn Norment
Page(s): 6
visited 370
times
Gender
role socialization and male-on-male vs. female-on-male child sexual abuse.
Most images of sexual abuse in contemporary society involve adult male
perpetrators and female victims. In this paper, we consider the effects of
child...
From Sex Roles: A Journal of Research, November 01 1998 by Lauren E.
Duncan, Linda M. Williams
Page(s): 14
visited 439
times
Black
women and rape: the shocking secret no on talks about.
One out of every three African-American women will be the victim of a rape
attack in their lifetime. Many victims elect to keep quiet and feel guilt
about...
From Ebony, November 01 1998 by Kelly Starling
Page(s): 5
visited 85
times
VICTIMIZATION
AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS. (Statistical Data Included)
This research focused on the relationship of memories of childhood
physical and sexual abuse, rape and attempted suicide. Two samples (1992,
n = 958...
From College Student Journal, March 01 2001 by William M. Bridgeland,
Edward A. Duane, Cyrus S. Stewart
Page(s): 12
visited 129
times
Asian
and non-Asian attitudes toward rape, sexual harassment, and sexuality.
The purpose of this study was to explore potential differences between
Asian and non-Asian university students in attitudes toward coercive and
noncoercive...
From Sex Roles: A Journal of Research, April 01 2002 by M. Alexis Kennedy,
Boris B. Gorzalka
Page(s): 12
visited 76
times
Hell
Behind Bars: The crime that dare not speak its name.
Prison rape may be America's most ignored crime problem. Since the mid
1970s, male-on-male rape has become more common than male-on-female rape,
and...
From National Review, February 05 2001 by Eli Lehrer
Page(s): 3
visited 339
times
Do
sex assault victims receive adequate care? If not, you risk fines,
violations: in many EDs, rape victims fall to `the bottom of the list'.
A rape victim is brought to a New York City emergency department (ED),
where she waits more than three hours before being examined. Poorly
trained staff...
From ED Management, June 01 2002
Page(s): 4
visited 65
times
Gender
Differences in Rape Reporting. (Statistical Data Included)
This paper compares male and female rape reporting behaviour. Participants
from National Crime and Victimization Survey data (90% female, 10% male)
are...
From Sex Roles: A Journal of Research, June 01 1999 by Nathan W. Pino,
Robert F. Meier
Page(s): 9
visited 330
times
Male
and female recipients of unwanted sexual contact in a college student
sample: prevalence rates, alcohol use, and depression symptoms.
It is typically assumed that acquaintance rape and other forms of unwanted
sexual contact involve males as perpetrators and females as victims.
The...
From Sex Roles: A Journal of Research, February 01 1999 by Mary E. Larimer,
Amy R. Lydum, Britt K. Anderson, Aaron P. Turner
Page(s): 10
visited 186
times
Do
you offer rape victims emergency contraception? Liability is an issue: you
need strategies to avoid malpractice and lawsuits.
Although emergency contraception (EC) is the standard of care for rape
victims, many Emergency Departments do not offer patients this option.
* Guidelines from the American Medical Association, the American College
of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, and the American College for
Emergency Physicians support the use of EC for rape victims.
* If you don't offer EC or give the patient a referral, the hospital can
be sued for malpractice.
From ED Nursing, March 01 2002
Page(s): 6
visited 39
times
SANE
programs have benefits you can't ignore. (sexual assault nurse examiner)
When a rape victim came to an emergency department (ED) for treatment, she
didn't expect to spend seven hours waiting to be seen, but that's
exactly...
From ED Management, June 01 2002
Page(s): 2
visited 60
times
Rape
used as control in U.S. prisons. (Brief Article)
Many prisoners are targeted for sexual exploitation the minute they enter
a penal facility; their age, looks, sexual preference and other
characteristics...
From National Catholic Reporter, September 14 2001 by Neve Gordon
Page(s): 2
visited 208
times
HIV
TESTING FOR RAPE DEFENDANTS. (Brief Article)
The House of Representatives passed a bill that would allow rape victims
to request HIV testing of their attackers. The Victims of Rape Health
Protection...
From Family Pratice News, November 15 2000 by Sally Peters
Page(s): 1
visited 32
times
Practice
Parameters for the Assessment and Treatment of Children and Adolescents
Who Are Sexually Abusive of Others. (Statistical Data Included)
The assessment and treatment of children and adolescents with sexually
abusive behaviour requires an understanding of normal sexual development. A
multiplicity of biological and psychosocial factors determines the child's
sexual development, gender role, sexual orientation, patterns of sexual
arousal, sexual cognitions, sexual socialization, and the integration of
sexual and aggressive patterns of behaviour.
From Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry,
December 01 1999
Page(s): 38
visited 96
times
The
relation of child sexual abuse and depression in young women: comparisons
across four ethnic groups.
To investigate the relation of child sexual abuse to depression and
whether this relation differed by ethnicity (African Americans, Mexican
Americans,...
From Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, February 01 1999 by Mark W.
Roosa, Cindy Reinholtz, Patti Jo Angelini
Page(s): 14
visited 198
times
Lifetime
prevalence, characteristics, and associated problems of non-consensual sex
in men: cross sectional survey.
Nearly 3% of men in England report non-consensual sexual experiences as
adults. The accompanying psychological problems are something medical
personnel...
From British Medical Journal, March 27 1999 by Adrian Coxell, Michael
King, Gillian Mezey, Dawn Gordon
Page(s): 8
visited 250
times
Management
of female sexual assault. (includes patient information)
A sexual assault occurs once every 6.4 minutes in the United States. One
in every six women will be raped during her lifetime. Although a woman is
four...
From American Family Physician, September 15 1998 by Linda M. Petter,
David L. Whitehill
Page(s): 8
visited 90
times
Time
to talk about rape. (Letter to the Editor) (Statistical Data Included)
A campaign against rape is needed that is based on the human rights of
women in their own right rather than on their relationship to the men in
their lives.
From British Medical Journal, January 27 2001 by Jean R Edwards, Evelyn
Kerr, Ruhi Jawad, Bernadette Butler, Jan Welch
Page(s): 2
visited 73
times
Risk
factors for development of sexually abusive behaviour in sexually
victimised adolescent boys: cross sectional study (Statistical Data Included).
Objective: To identify factors that may increase the risk of a sexually
victimised adolescent boy developing sexually abusive behaviour.
From British Medical Journal, July 18 1998 by David Skuse, Arnon Bentovim,
Jill Hodges, Jim Stevenson, Chriso Andreou, Monica Lanyado, Michelle New,
Bryn Williams, Dean McMillan
Page(s): 8
visited 147
times
Rape
Of Men Is Not Uncommon, Study Says.
A new study has found that women are not the only victims of sexual
abuse--male rape also is not uncommon.
From Jet, April 26 1999
Page(s): 1
visited 317
times
Emergency
Contraception: important information for survivors of sexual assault.
(Brief Article)
Rape can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time. No one deserves to be
raped. It is not your fault.
From ED Management, June 01 2002
Page(s): 1
visited 34
times
The
Forgotten Victim: Domestic Violence against Men. (Statistical Data
Included)
Although for many it seems hard to believe, men in North American society
are being domestically abused by their wives or girlfriends in roughly
the...
From Indian Life, November 01 2001 by Tara Rempel
Page(s): 3
visited 265
times
Sexual
abuse
Any sexual act or sexual exposure that is not consensual or that occurs
between a child and an older individual.
From Gale Encyclopedia of Psychology, January 01 1995 by Margaret Alic
Page(s): 3
visited 279
times
Psychological
and Physical Health Effects of Sexual Assaults and Nonsexual Traumas Among
Male and Female United States Army Soldiers.
Both sexual and nonsexual traumatic experiences in childhood and adulthood
are associated with long-term psychological and physical health
problems.[1-7]...
From Behavioral Medicine, March 22 2000 by Lee Martin, Leora N. Rosen,
Doris B. Durand, Kathryn H. Knudson, Robert H. Stretch
Page(s): 15
visited 219
times
Ex-nun
tells of rape by African priest.
Laura went into religious life in West Africa with high hopes and high
ideals, entering a diocesan-owned convent over the objections of her
father who...
From National Catholic Reporter, April 06 2001 by Pamela Schaeffer
Page(s): 6
visited 62
times
Northwestern
Medical Center Uses New Technology to Aid in Prosecution of Sexual
Assault. (culposcope purchased)
St. Albans -- A new tool available at the Northwestern Medical Center (NMC)
will provide prosecutors with the evidence necessary to convict many
more...
From Healthcare Review, September 18 2000
Page(s): 2
visited 42
times
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