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CHAPTER 14 KEY TERMS

TermDefinition
Sexual coercion Acts of sexual violence against someone who is incapacitated or unwilling
molestation adults and older children performing sexual acts on a child
sexual exploitation sexual abuse of children/adults in exchange for drugs, food, shelter, protection, basic life needs, money
date rape raped from someone a victim knows socially or is dating
Date rape drugs substances used by predators to rape their victims (ketamine, rohypnol)
victim-blame the tendency for the victim to blame themselves for someone else’s abusive actions “i shouldn’t have worn that top” “i should’ve never went out that night”
marital rape rape by a spouse, rape in marriage
rape-prone societies (characteristics) women don't have equal power, male violence is tolerated, violence is sexualized, aggressiveness/competition are encouraged among men, rape myths are accepted
perpetrators (characteristics) low self esteem, hostile attitudes toward women, conservative/moralistic tendencies, sex negative attitudes about intimacy, associate w/people who accept rape
childhood sexual abuse sexual abuse against a minor (molestation, sexual exploitation, sexual assault)
incest sex between relatives
biological kin people related by blood
social kin relatives through marriage
extended family grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins
nuclear family biological mother, father, and siblings
Quid pro quo harassment “Something for something” , sexual conduct become a condition of employment or personnel action
hostile environment the harassment of someone interferes with a person’s ability to be productive and work
sex trafficking risks poverty, disease, corruption, exploitation by the government/police
Created by: iisabellaF
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