Rape: Recent Psychological Research into Victims and Perpetrators

Acierno R. Resnick H. Kilpatrick D.G. Saunders B. Best C.L. (1999) ‘Risk Factors for Rape, Physical Assault, and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder in Women: Examination of Differential Multivariate Relationships’ Journal of Anxiety Disorders 13(6), Nov.-Dec.: 541–63.

Anderson I. (1999) ‘Characterological and Behavioural Blame in Conversations About Female and Male Rape’ Journal of Language and Social Psychology 18(4), Dec.: 377–94.

Avakame E.F. (1999) ‘Females’ Labour Force Participation and Rape: An Empirical Test of the Backlash Hypothesis' Violence Against Women 5(8), Aug.: 926–49.

Bernat J.A. Calhoun K.S. Stolp S. (1998) ‘Sexually Aggressive Men's Responses to a Date Rape Analogue: Alcohol as a Disinhibiting Cue’ Journal of Sex Research 35(4), Nov.: 41–348.

Bondurant B. Donat P.L.N. (1999) ‘Perceptions of Women's Sexual Interest and Acquaintance Rape: The Role of Sexual Over-perception and Affective Attitudes’ Psychology of Women Quarterly 23(4), Dec.: 691–705.

Botta R.A. Pingree S. (1997) ‘Interpersonal Communication and Rape: Women Acknowledge their Assaults’ Journal of Health Communication, 2(3), Jul.-Sep.: 197–212.

Brown J. King J. (1998) ‘Gender Differences in Police Officers' Attitudes Towards Rape: Results of an Exploratory Study’ Psychology, Crime and Law 4(4), Dec.: 265–79.

Burt M.R. (1998) ‘Rape Myths’, in Odem M.E. Clay-Warner J. (eds), Confronting Rape and Sexual Assault, Worlds of Women, no. 3. Wilmington, DE: SR Books/Scholarly Resources Inc., 129–44.

Cleveland H.H. Koss M.P. Lyons J. (1999) ‘Rape Tactics from the Survivors' Perspective: Contextual Dependence and Within-event Independence’ Journal of Interpersonal Violence 14(5), May: 532–17.

Cowan G. (2000) ‘Beliefs About the Causes of Four Types of Rape’ Sex Roles 42(9–10), May: 807–23.

Drieschner K. Lange A. (1999) ‘A Review of Cognitive Factors in the Etiology of Rape: Theories, Empirical Studies and Implications’ Clinical Psychology Review 19(1), Jan.: 57–77.

Foubert J.D. (2000) ‘The Longitudinal Effects of a Rape-prevention Programme on Fraternity Men's Attitudes, Behavioural Intent, and Behaviour’ Journal of American College Health 48(4), Jan.: 158–63.

Fox R. Carey L.A. (1999) “Therapists' Collusion with the Resistance of Rape Survivors' Clinical Social Work Journal 27(2), Summer: 185–201.

Hale R. (1997) ‘Motives of Reward Among Men Who Rape’ American Journal of Criminal Justice 22(1), Fall: 101–19.

Hanson R.F. Saunders B. Kilpatrick D. Resnick H. Crouch J.A. (2001) ‘Impact of Childhood Rape and Aggravated Assault on Adult Mental Health’ American Journal of Orthopsychiatry 71(1), Jan.: 108–19.

Helliwell C. (2000) ‘“It's Only a Penis”: Rape, Feminism and Difference’ Signs 25(3), Spring: 789–816.

Hill M.S. Fischer A.R. (2001) ‘Does Entitlement Mediate the Link Between Masculinity and Rape-related Variables?’ Journal of Counselling Psychology 48(1), Jan.: 39–50.

Humphrey S.E. Kahn A.S. (2000) ‘Fraternities, Athletic Teams, and Rape: Importance of Identification with a Risky Group’ Journal of Inter-personal Violence 15(12), Dec.: 1313–22.

Johnson K.K.P. Hegland J.E. Schofield N.A. (1999) ‘Survivors of Rape: Functions and Implications of Dress in a Context of Coercive Power’, in Johnson K. Lennon S.J. (eds), Appearance and Power, Dress, Body, Culture. New York: Berg, 11–32.

Kennan B. (1998) ‘Evolutionary Biology and Strict Liability for Rape’ Law and Psychology Review 22, Spring: 131–77.

Konradi A. Burger T. (2000) ‘Having the Last Word: An Examination of Rape Survivors' Participation in Sentencing’ Violence against Women 6(4), Apr.: 351–95.

Lambert A.J. Raichle K. (2000) ‘The Role of Political Ideology in Mediating Judgements of Blame in Rape Victims and Their Assailants: A Test of the Just World, Personal Responsibility, and Legitimisation Hypotheses’ Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 26(7), Jul.: 853–63.

Lea S. Auburn T. (2001) ‘The Social Construction of Rape in the Talk of a Convicted Rapist’ Feminism and Psychology 11(1), Feb.: 11–33.

Lonsway K.A. Klaw E.L. Berg D.R. Waldo C.R. Kothari C. Mazurek C.J. Hegeman K.E. (1998) ‘Beyond “No Means No”: Outcomes of an Intensive Programme to Train Peer Facilitators for Campus Acquaintance Rape Education’ Journal of Interpersonal Violence 13(1), Feb.: 73–92.

Lowenstein L.F. (1977) ‘Who is the Rapist?’ Journal of Criminal Law 162, Apr.-Jun.: 137–47.

Lowenstein L.F. (1989) ‘Understanding and Treating the Rapist’ The Criminologist 13(4), Winter: 196–205.

Lowenstein L.F. (1993) ‘Sexual Harassment: Causes, Associated Features, Differential Perception and Possible Prevention and Cures’ The Criminologist 17(1), Spring: 40–47.

Lowenstein L.F. (1994) ‘The Child and Child Sex Allegations’ Links 1(2): 32–40.

Loza W. Loza-Fanous A. (1999) ‘The Fallacy of Reducing Rape and Violent Recidivism by Treating Anger’ International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 43(4), Dec.: 492–502.

Marx B.P. Gross A.M. Adams H.E. (1999a) ‘The Effect of Alcohol on the Responses of Sexually Coercive and Non-coercive Men to an Experimental Rape Analogue’ Sexual Abuse, Journal of Research and Treatment 11(2), Spring: 131–45.

Marx B.P. Miranda R. Jr. Meyerson L.A. (1999b) ‘Cognitive Behavioural Treatment for Rapists: Can We Do Better?’ Clinical Psychology Review 19(7), Nov.: 875–94.

Monson C.M. Langhinrichsen-Rohling J. Binderup T. (2000) ‘Does “No” Really Mean “No” After You Say “Yes”? Attributions About Date and Marital Rape’ Journal of Interpersonal Violence 15(11), Nov.: 1156–74.

Muran E. DiGiuseppe R. (2000) ‘Rape Trauma’, in Dattilio F.M. Freeman A. (eds), Cognitive-behavioural Strategies in Crisis Intervention (2nd edn). New York: The Guildford Press, 150–65.

Ong A.S.J. Ward C.A. (1999) ‘The Effects of Sex and Power Schemas, Attitudes Towards Women, and Victim Resistance on Rape Attributions’ Journal of Applied Social Psychology 29(2), Feb.: 362–76.

Osman S.L. Davis C.M. (1999) ‘Belief in Token Resistance and Type of Resistance as Predictors of Men's Perceptions of Date Rape’ Journal of Sex Education and Therapy 24(3): 189–96.

Polaschek D.L.L. (1997) ‘New Zealand Rapists: An Examination of Subtypes’, in Haberman G.M. (ed.), Looking Back and Moving Forward: 50 Years of New Zealand Psychology. Wellington, NZ: New Zealand Psychological Society, 224–31.

Polaschek D.L.L. Ward T. Hudson S.M. (1997) ‘Rape and Rapists: Theory and Treatment’ Clinical Psychology Review 17(2): 117–44.

Regehr C. Cadell S. Jansen K. (1999) ‘Perceptions of Control and Long-Term Recovery from Rape’ American Journal of Orthopsychiatry 69(1), Jan.: 110–15.

Ror-Malone K. (1996) ‘The Study and Prevention of Rape in Psychoanalysis and Psychology’ Journal for the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society 1(2), Fall: 162–5.

Rozee P.D. (2000) ‘Sexual Victimisation: Harassment and Rape’, in Biaggio M. Hersen M. (eds), Issues in the Psychology of Women. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, 93–113.

Rubenzahl S.A. Corcoran K.J. (1998) ‘The Prevalence and Characteristics of Male Perpetrators of Acquaintance Rape: New Research Methodology Reveals New Finds’ Violence Against Women 4(6), Dec.: 713–25.

Sanday P. (1997) ‘The Socio-cultural Context of Rape: A Cross-cultural Study’, in O'Toole L.L. Schiffman J.R. (eds), Gender Violence: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, New York: New York University Press, 52–66.

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Shultz S.K. Scherman A. Marshall L.J. (2000) ‘Evaluation of a University-based Date Rape Prevention Programme: Effect on Attitudes and Behaviour Related to Rape’ Journal of College Student Development 41(2), Mar.-Apr.: 193–201.

Simonson K. Subich L. (1999) ‘Rape Perceptions as a Function of Gender-role Traditionality and Victim-perpetrator Association’ Sex Roles 40(7–8), Apr.: 617–34.

Slaton K.D. Lyddon W.J. (2000) ‘Cognitive-experiential Reprocessing and Rape: A Case Study’ Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy 14(2), Summer: 189–200.

Smith D.W. Letourneau E.J. Saunders B.E. Kilpatrick D.G. Resnick H. Best C.L. (2000) ‘Delay in Disclosure of Childhood Rape: Results from a National Survey’ Child Abuse and Neglect 24(2), Feb.: 273–87.

Taylor L. Alladin W. (1994) ‘A Multidimensional Framework of Rapists: Implications for Victim Counselling’ Counselling Psychology Review 9(2), May: 7–11.

Testa M. Dermen K.H. (1999) ‘The Differential Correlates of Sexual Coercion and Rape’ Journal of Interpersonal Violence 14(5), May: 548–61.

Thompson M. (2000) ‘Life After Rape: A Chance To Speak?’ Sexual and Relationship Therapy 15(4), Nov.: 325–43.

Trujano-Ruiz P. Raich-I-Escursell M. (2000) ‘Sociocultural Variables in Blame Attributions Regarding Rape Victims’ Psicothema 12(2), May: 223–8.

Valliant P.M. Cauthier T. Pottier D. Kosmyna R. (2000) ‘Moral Reasoning, Interpersonal Skills, and Cognition of Rapists, Child Molesters, and Incest Offenders’ Psychological Reports 86(1), Feb.: 67–75.

Vrij A. Fischer A. (1996) ‘The Role of Displays of Emotions and Ethnicity in Judgements of Rape Victims’ International Review of Victimology 4(4): 255–65.

Ward T. Hudson S.M. McCormack J. (1997) ‘The Assessment of Rapists’ Behaviour Change 14(1): 39–54.

White B.H. Kurpius S. (1999) ‘Attitudes Towards Rape Victims’ Journal of Interpersonal Violence 14(9), Sep.: 989–95.

Workman J.E. Freeburg E.W. (1999) ‘An Examination of Date Rape, Victim Dress, and Perceiver Variables Within the Context of Attribution Theory’ Sex Roles 41(3–4), Aug.: 261–77.