Research in clinical psychology and social psychiatry has highlighted the importance of
social factors for outcomes following trauma. In this review, we speak to this issue in two …

Sexual violence can lead to a multitude of health consequences, including physical,
reproductive and psychological. Some may be fatal, whereas others, such as unhealthy …

The analysis uses information from research monographs, journal articles, government
reports, surveys, and media accounts. An overview explains the history and nature of …

In response to the# MeToo movement,# HowIWillChange was intended to engage men and
boys in the ongoing discussion about sexual violence by asking them to evaluate their role …

Whereas there is a common assumption that most individuals with a criminal record can be
eventually reintegrated into the community, the public has different expectations for sexual …

This study explores rape victim advocates' perceptions of the revictimization of rape victims
by the police and medical system. Most of the previous research on revictimization focuses …

Sexual offence disclosures are on the rise, thought to be the result of growing numbers of
prosecutions brought against well-known public figures and mobilisation of movements such …

The present study developed and contrasted predictive models of male nonphysical sexual
coercion (eg, verbal pressure or manipulation) and physical sexual aggression (eg …

A prospective design was utilized to explore the impact of social reactions to sexual assault
disclosure among college women who experienced sexual victimization over a 4-month …

Objective: Women with histories of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) are at a higher risk for
sexual dysfunction, and show a differential response to sex therapy, than women without …