Child sexual abuse (CSA), sexual assault (SA), and intimate partner violence (IPV) occur
within social contexts that shape how survivors judge themselves and are evaluated by …

Although parents are essential to child sexual abuse (CSA) prevention efforts, their views on
prevention and protection are not always represented in the research literature. In this …

Rape by an intimate partner frequently involves a precedence of sexual consent between
victim and perpetrator, often does not include the use of physical force, and may not fit …

Dangers from humans manifest themselves in many different guises. Many hostile human
activities have been proposed to be the result of psychological adaptations. At the core of …

Objective: The current study examined the influence of rape myth acceptance on self-blame
and psychological symptoms following a sexual assault. Participants: The sample included …

Sexual assault is often described as motivated by power, yet there is relatively little
experimental research investigating the effect of power (and powerlessness) on …

Non-consensual dissemination of intimate images (NCII) is a growing problem of sexual
violence with grave consequences for victims. However, despite recent criminalization and …

Sexual violence is an omnipresent threat to women's sexual well-being, physical and mental
health all over the world. In addition to the impact of the victimization experience itself, many …

Despite the potential benefits of reporting a sexual assault to the police, few sexual assault
victim-survivors choose to do so. Prior research on reasons for non-reporting has lacked …

The literature on sexual assault (SA) typically has been generalized to women and children.
However, both men and women experience SA. Research shows that not all individuals …