rape myth造句

• Currently rape myths can be addressed, but only after the evidence is heard.
• Rape culture perpetuates particular rape myths that are codified into law.
• She found that activists rejected rape myths more than non-activists.
• Jepsen, and others, believe that pornography is a major contributor to the rape myth.
• Sexual assault victims experience stigmatization based on rape myths.
• MacKinnon argued that pornography leads to an increase in sexual violence against women through fostering rape myths.
• Rape myths suggest that the stereotypical victim of sexual violence is a bruised and battered young woman.
• Outcomes show that program participation is associated with reductions in rape myth acceptance and increased bystander intervention.
• Such " rape myths " are social messages that command women to assume predefined gender roles concerning sexual behavior.
• Victim blaming is part of a phenomenon known as'Rape Myth Acceptance,'a term coined by researcher Martha Burt in the 1980s.
• Findings on Rape Myth Acceptance have supported feminist claims that sexism is at the root of female rape victim blaming.
• Unrestricted men tend to have greater rape myth acceptance, past sexual aggression and more conservative attitudes about women than restricted men.
• Such rape myths include the belief that women really want to be raped and that they mean yes when they say no.
• Rape myths originate from various cultural stereotypes, such as traditional gender roles, acceptance of interpersonal violence, and misunderstanding the nature of sexual assault.
• Several studies show strong evidence of favorable outcomes including increased bystander efficacy, increased willingness to intervene as a bystander, and decreased rape myth acceptance.
• These feelings are all encouraged by traditional rape myths that perpetuate the stereotype that acquaintance rapes are not  real rapes ( Estrich, 1987 ).
• Research identifies correlation between rape myths, victim blaming and trivialisation of rape with increased incidence of racism, homophobia, ageism, classism, religious intolerance and other forms of discrimination.
• As related to Brownmiller's final point about different forms of rape, a common non-believed " rape myth " was the idea of spousal rape or partner rape.
• Jepsen talked to Rice about the " rape myth, " a belief held by some that women who say no to a sexual advance really mean yes.
• A 2015 meta-analysis found that overall men perceived rape victims more negatively than women did and this sex difference was moderated by the acceptance of rape myths.