Chapter 4 Pt. 1

Question 1

________ _____- sexual intercourse of attempted sexual intercourse with a female against her will by force or threat of force

Answer 1

forcible rape

Question 2

Most states use the term _________ __________

Answer 2

sexual assaults

Question 3

_________ _________ any acts of forced sexual intercourse or contact (regardless of gender)

Answer 3

sexual assaults

Question 4

What qualifies as “hands off” sex offenses?

Answer 4

1) exhibitionism
2) voyeurism
3) possession or sale of pornography

Question 5

What qualifies as “hands on” sex offenses?

Answer 5

1) physical contact with the victim and forcibile rape
2) sexual assaults
3) lewdand lascivious conduct
4) prostitution

Question 6

What is exhibitionism?

Answer 6

showing private parts

Question 7

What is voyeurism?

Answer 7

watching people usually with some implied level of sexual intent

Question 8

What constitutes as a sexual assault of a minor?

Answer 8

1) child molesters
2) pedophiles
3) staturoty rapists

Question 9

What constitutes as intrafamilial sexual assaults?

Answer 9

1) incest

2) martial rape

Question 10

Why don’t most sexual assault victims report sexual assault crimes to the police?

Answer 10

1) a feeling that they won’t be believed and that nothing will be done
2) a fear of retaliation from the offender
3) feelings of guilt and shame from being sexually molested
4) a fear that others will unfairly judge them as being somehow blameworthy for their own victimization

Question 11

True or False: Very few sex offenses involve acts of intrafamilial sexual assaults

Answer 11

False; Many sex offenses involve acts of intrafamilial sexual assaults

Question 12

What are 3 fundamental problems with prevalence estimates that derive from UCR data?

Answer 12

1) only a very small fraction of all forcible rapes that occur are known to the police
2) forcible rapes involving male victims are not included in UCR estimates
3) estimates of the number of other types of sex offenses aren’t provided in these annual reports of known offenses

Question 13

Only about 50% of the forcible rapes that are known to the police are cleared by an _______

Answer 13

arrest

Question 14

Rape rates are highest in the _______, _______, and _________ regions of the United States

Answer 14

Midwestern
South
Western

Question 15

Rape rates are higher in ______ than suburban and rural areas

Answer 15

cities

Question 16

_____ rates are higher in places with high density of multi-unit dwellings, renter occupied housing, and economic disadvantage.

Answer 16

Rape

Question 17

True or False: The greater the ethnic diveristy the lower the rape rates.

Answer 17

False; greater ethnic diversity the higher the rape rates

Question 18

True or False: The higher the population mobility the higher the rape rates.

Answer 18

True

Question 19

True or False: Rape rates are higher in two parent households

Answer 19

False; rape rates are higher in single parent households

Question 20

Persons arrested for sex offenses are overrepresented by?

Answer 20

1) males
2) the young
3) African-American

Question 21

Which sexual offense is the only exception to males being the majority offenders within sex crimes?

Answer 21

Prostitution

Question 22

What are some explanations for why males may be more predisposed to sexual predication?

Answer 22

1) issues of power and control are often the underlying motivation for sex offenses
2) young boys in patriarchal societies are socialized to be aggressive, tough, and dominating
3) higher level of testosterone in males provide the biological fuel for their aggression

Question 23

Nearly 2/3 of arrested rapists are _______, 1/3 are ______

Answer 23

White

Black

Question 24

What are the 3 types of sex offenders?

Answer 24

1) anger rapists
2) power rapists
3) sadistic rapists

Question 25

Which type of rapist is this:

sex= expressing and discharging pent-up anger

Answer 25

anger rapists

Question 26

Which type of rapist is this:

rape is an afterthought of one’s general aggression

Answer 26

anger rapists

Question 27

Which type of rapist is this:

for the victim, can offer greater sympathy from others and is less likely to invoke victim blaming

Answer 27

anger rapists

Question 28

Which type of rapist is this:

about 40%

Answer 28

anger rapists

Question 29

Which type of rapist is this:

motivated by issues of power and control

Answer 29

power rapists

Question 30

Which type of rapist is this:

wants to possess/control victim through sexual conques

Answer 30

power rapists

Question 31

Which type of rapist is this:

use only enough force necessary to achieve this goal

Answer 31

power rapists

Question 32

Which type of rapist is this:

ex. date rape

Answer 32

power rapists

Question 33

Which type of rapist is this:

lack of excessive force leads to move victim blaming

Answer 33

power rapists

Question 34

Which type of rapist is this:

50% of the study

Answer 34

power rapists

Question 35

Which type of rapist is this:

sexual sadists who achieve pleasure from inflicting serious injury on the victim

Answer 35

sadistic rapists

Question 36

Which type of rapist is this:

ex. binding, gagging, torture, and sexula enslavement

Answer 36

sadistic rapists

Question 37

Which type of rapist is this:

less than 5%

Answer 37

sadistic rapists

Question 38

“____________” the particular offender/victim/offense attributes that distinguish them from other sex offenders

Answer 38

“signatures”