Chapter 9- Final Exam

Question 1

recognizes other forms of sexual violation- is replacing rape
-aggravated sexual abuse

Answer 1

sexual assault

Question 2

The data in this reporting system will be higher than what other reporting system?

Answer 2

The National Incident Based Reporting System will have higher rates than Uniform Crime Report

Question 3

the unlawful sexual intercourse with a female younger than the age of consent
-age varies by the state and jurisdiction most 16-18 years old

Answer 3

statutory rape

Question 4

the at of having sexual relations with a consenting adult female under fraudulent conditions

Answer 4

rape by fraud

Question 5

majority never reported to law enforcement
acquaintance rape
victims with disabilities

Answer 5

prevalence of rape

Question 6

multi-dimensioned behavior 
multiple dimensions 
empirically based
MTC: replaced by MTC: R3
4 major types based on primary motivation
9 subtypes
6 variables

Answer 6

Massachussets Treatment Center Rapist Typology

Question 7

What are the 4 main types of rapists

Answer 7

opportunistic
pervasively angry
sexual
vindictive (revenge)

Question 8

What are the 6 variables that form building blocks of the typology?

Answer 8

aggression 
impulsivity
sexual competence
sexual fantasies
sadism
naive cognitions or beliefs

Question 9

clinically developed 
views rape as a pseudosexual act
based on presumed motivations of rape
symptom of psychological dysfunction
low sexual pressure 
used by police

Answer 9

Groth Rapist Typology

Question 10

greater physical injury, compliance

contempt for the victim

Answer 10

anger rape

Question 11

establish power and control over victim

sexual conquest

Answer 11

power rape

Question 12

victim maltreatment, helplessness, suffering

goal is to punish women

Answer 12

sadistic rape

Question 13

psychological condition, not a crime

attracted to pre pubescent forms of people, male or femlae (children)

Answer 13

pedophilia

Question 14

socially inadequate
lack interpersonal skills
poor self esteem
rarely take full responsibility for their actions

Answer 14

demographics of child molesters

Question 15

first dimension

• degree of fixation the offender has on children
• level of social competence

Answer 15

MTC: CM3

Question 16

second dimension

• amount of contact with children
• level of injury to the victim
• amount of sadism manifested in the attack

Answer 16

MTC: CM3

Question 17

What are the assessments of adult sex offenders?

Answer 17

unstructured clinical interviews
collateral information is important
instruments

Question 18

What are the instruments used to evaluate adult sex offenders?

Answer 18

SORAG 
Static 99
ER ASOR
SUR-20 
J-Soap II
JSORRAT II

Question 19

one who engages in sexual assault simply because the opportunity to rape presents itself

Answer 19

opportunistic

Question 20

the rapist demonstrates a predominance of global and undifferentiated anger that pervades all areas of his life

Answer 20

pervasively angry

Question 21

characterized by the presence of protracted sexual or sadistic fantasies that strongly influence the assaults

Answer 21

sexual

Question 22

offender who uses the act of rape to harm, humiliate and degrade his victims

Answer 22

vindictive (revenge)