Effects Of Rape On Women

Webster Dictionary explains rape as a crime that forces others to conform to sexual activity, especially sexual intercourse. Rape is a crime that most women can not protect. Fear of rape is bothering every woman in some aspect of life. Traumatic effects of rape are varying from mild to severe, psychological to physical. In this article we will evaluate rape, influence on women, the men's superiority, the theory behind patriarchy, and demographic differences.

Researchers used the doctrine of research to complete the project. Since this project mainly concerns the psychological impact of rape on women, it is necessary to refer to actual diagnosis and symptoms, but research in this theoretical form is most appropriate. Main source of information of NALSAR Law Library. The above state information was obtained from a library book. In addition, a secondary softcopy source was read from the online database to find the diagnosis and symptoms of the psychological syndrome mentioned in the project. No part of this project is stolen, this is the original work of the researcher.

The concept of date rape began in America, and most research on date rape was done in the USA. One in five teenagers is a victim of date rape. The rape rate of women in the United States (the proportion of women who have experienced rape at least once) is 15 to 20%, and different studies do not agree. According to a survey in the early 1987, a quarter of American women became victims of rape and attempted rape during their lifetime, and 84% knew attackers. However, only 27% of sexual assaults are consistent with the definition of rape law, American women regard themselves as victims of rape, only about 5% of women report rape . According to an American survey in 2007, it was found that the non-Hispanic blacks of blacks were the most victims of date violence, then the Hispanic students, and then the non white Hispanic students.