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The document examines the issue of adult male sexual assault victims being overlooked. It hypothesizes that this is due to traditional views of masculinity which do not consider men as possible victims. It discusses common myths around male sexual assault and provides statistics showing that 1 in 25 men have been victims. While information is limited, male victims tend to experience greater psychological effects after assault due to feelings of shame. The conclusion is that awareness of male sexual assault is growing but more research is still needed due to underreporting.
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The document is the 2011 Annual Report of the Modular Building Institute. It provides an overview of the Modular Building Institute, which serves as the international trade association for the commercial modular construction industry. It also summarizes key aspects of permanent modular construction, including the industries it serves, data collection methods, global outlook, and case studies. The report focuses specifically on permanent modular construction and its advantages over traditional site construction in terms of time, waste reduction, and quality control.Neutraceuticals;functional foods 
Neutraceuticals;functional foods Gnanabhaskar Danaboina
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it is related to that of ayurvedic and traditional ealth scciences ,deals with its global market ,importance some examples reffered from internet sources.Similar to MSA (20)
Sexual abuse 
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This document discusses sexual abuse of elders, including demographics, signs of abuse, and effects. Some key points:
- In 2010, 0.04% of elders experienced sexual abuse, with the median victim age being 77.9.
- Sexual abuse can have especially harmful physical and psychological effects on elders due to age-related factors.
- Prevention and intervention efforts are needed to address elder sexual abuse, which is often underreported due to issues like victim credibility and cultural norms around secrecy.Sexual abuse 
Sexual abuse francob1
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This document discusses sexual abuse of elders, including demographics, signs of abuse, and effects. Some key points:
- In 2010, 0.04% of elders experienced sexual abuse, with the median victim age being 77.9.
- Signs of sexual abuse in elders can include painful intercourse, urinary infections, STDs, and wounds/bruises.
- Psychological effects of past sexual abuse can resurface in late adulthood, such as anxiety, PTSD, and substance abuse.
- The most common type of sexual abuse in late adulthood is resident-to-resident abuse, and dementia is a major risk factor.Ft huachuca presentation
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This is the presentation I am giving today (6.19.2014) at Ft. Huachuca (home of U.S. Army Intelligence Center) on male survivors of sexual abuse (including military rape). Speak out power point (1)
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This document discusses a student organization event about domestic violence and sexual assault. It includes an anonymous survey about experiences with these issues, definitions of terms like sexual assault and domestic violence, shocking statistics, discussions on myths and challenges faced by male victims, and examples from an internship working with victims. It concludes by providing suggestions for how to support victims, such as listening without judgment, encouraging counseling, using good judgment in relationships, and educating others.Sexual assault in males
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This is a presentation made by a student for a global perspectives group research project. This is for informative and awareness purposes. Gender & Sexual ViolenceSexual ObjectificationSexu
Gender & Sexual ViolenceSexual ObjectificationSexuMatthewTennant613
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Gender & Sexual Violence
Sexual Objectification
Sexual objectification is the reduction of a person to his or her sex appeal.
Both men and women are objectified in popular culture.
Gay men are objectified more than heterosexual men.
Women overall are objectified much more than men.
Theres now so much competition for attention that media content has learned that more is better. This has extended to more sex in the media, and women are conventionally portrayed as sex objects and sexually objectified.
Can you think of examples of sexual objectification in any shows or films youve recently watched? Who was sexually objectified? After hearing the responses, do the students examples confirm the books findings (i.e., that women are objectified more than men and that gay men are objectified more than heterosexual men)? Why or why not?
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The Heterosexual Male Gaze
Media privileges male desire and assumes a heterosexual male gaze.
Content is designed to appeal to a hypothetical heterosexual man.
Men undergo a process of sexual subjectification.
They are told what their internal thoughts and feelings should be.
This privilege of male desire leads to a heterosexual male gaze. Can you think of how this gaze can negatively impact men?
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Self-Objectifying
The heterosexual male gaze means that women are regularly exposed to idealized images of female bodies.
Many women self-objectify.
They internalize the idea that their physical attractiveness determines their worth.
During sex, worrying about how you look can translate into a process called spectating.
Instructor Note: You can build from the previous slide by now discussing how the heterosexual male gaze can negatively impact women. You should also discuss how gay and bisexual men in same-sex encounters can be positioned as the objectifier, the objectified, or both. Heterosexual men are less likely to be sexually objectified than others are.
How can the heterosexual male gaze impact women? How can it impact men? Do you think there are negative consequences to the heterosexual male gaze for men? For women? If yes, how so?
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Sexual Scripts
A sexual script refers to the social rules that guide sexual interaction.
The scripts of both mixed-sex and same-sex couples have a somewhat rigid ascending order of intimacy.
Sexual scripts are also gendered.
The masculine role is assertive.
The feminine role is responsive.
This creates a push-and-resist dynamic, whereby its normal for men to push for sexual activity and for women to stop or slow it down.
Instructor Note: Here you can discuss how our views on gender also shape how our sexual interactions are expected to go.
Can you develop a sexual script for a mixed-sex couple? Are there any gendered dynamics within the script? If yes, how so?
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Sexual Violence
In the United States, one in three women and one in sex men have experienced sexual violence.
Acquaintance rape: rape by a person who is known to the victim
Stranger rape: ...Gender Based Violence
Gender Based Violenceguestecdedb
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Gender based violence is a widespread problem, with as many as 1 in 3 women experiencing abuse globally. Most violence is perpetrated by someone the victim knows, such as a husband or family member. Men also experience abuse, but statistics are inaccurate as many cases go unreported due to shame. Domestic violence is underreported to police as many view it as a private family matter. When alcohol is involved, the risk of intimate partner violence increases substantially, with over half of abused women reporting their partner had been drinking. The researcher conducted an anonymous survey of participants to gather data on experiences of abuse and violence to support the hypothesis that men are more likely to perpetrate violence while women are more likely to be victims.Module 7Inside and Out Women and Abuse in Prison.docx
Module 7Inside and Out Women and Abuse in Prison.docxroushhsiu
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Module 7
Inside and Out Women and
Abuse in Prison
Prevalence in Adult Facilities
Graphic by Just Detention International. Source: Bureau of Justice
Statistics, "Sexual Victimization Reported By Former State Prisoners,
2008, May 12, 2012.
Prevalence of Sexual Abuse
in Prisons and Jails
Roughly 200,000 people are sexually
abused behind bars every year in the U.S.
Perpetrators in Prisons and Jails
Graphic by Just Detention International. Source: Bureau of Justice Statistics, "Sexual
Victimization in Prisons and Jails Reported by Inmates, 2011-2012, May 12, 2013.
Frequency of Sexual Abuse
Source: Bureau of Justice Statistics, "Sexual Victimization
Reported By Former State Prisoners, 2008, May 12, 2012.
Prevalence of Sexual Abuse in
Colorado Facilities
Most Colorado
corrections facilities that
were surveyed have
rates of sexual abuse
at, or slightly below,
national levels.
Denver Womens Correctional Facility (pictured
above) has some of the highest rates of sexual abuse
in the country.
Source: Bureau of Justice Statistics, "Sexual Victimization in Prisons and Jails Reported by
Inmates, 2011-2012, May 12, 2013.
What groups of people do
you think are most likely to
be targeted for sexual
abuse in jail?
Perpetrators tend to target:
Women
People with mental illness
Survivors of sexual abuse
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT)
inmates
People incarcerated for violent sexual offenses
Vulnerable Inmates
Is an act of violence even without any
physical force
Is used to establish and maintain power or
control
Exists on a continuum of varying degrees
of severity
Sexual Abuse
Consent in a Custody Setting
Consensual Sex Among Inmates
vs. Sexual Assault
Unlawful Sexual
Contact
VICTIM
SUSPECT
Inmate Sex
INMATE
INMATE
FELONY
(PREA)
RULE
VIOLATION
Incidence of Inmate-on-Inmate
Sexual Abuse
Sexual
harassment
Protective pairing
Exchanges/favors
Ritual/gang abuse
Sexual abuse in
romantic
relationships
Dynamics of Inmate-on-Inmate
Sexual Abuse
Sexual harassment
Voyeurism/flashing
Exchanges/favors
Abuse during
searches
Perceived romantic
relationships
Staff-on-Inmate Sexual Abuse
Common Methods Used by
Perpetrators
Sexual abuse is one of the most traumatic
forms of criminal victimization.
Survivors often experience intense fear,
horror, and helplessness.
Abuse is often perpetrated by someone the
victim knows.
Sexual Trauma
Survivors may experience:
Numbness
Shock
Confusion
Disbelief
Helplessness
Fear
Anger
Guilt
Grief
Frustration
Disorientation
Racing heart beat
and other signs of
physical arousal or
agitation
Initial Reactions to Sexual Abuse
Trauma can impair:
Basic functioning
Cognition
Memory
Health
Relationships
Impact of Trauma
Survivors have an increased risk of:
Depression
Post-Traumatic
Stress Dis ...Evolutionary explanations of human aggression (2)
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1) Two evolutionary explanations for aggression are proposed: mate retention strategies to deter infidelity like mate guarding and violence, and murder solving adaptive problems like preventing harm to oneself and family or protecting resources.
2) Research finds males use more coercive mate retention tactics like threats of violence while females use verbal possession, and mate retention predicts violence against women. However, the link between jealousy and violence is complex.
3) Murder is explained as solving adaptive problems for ancestors like preventing harm, managing reputation, and protecting resources. Research finds males tend to kill males as rivals while females kill abusive partners, and predisposing factors are sexual jealousy, lack of resources, and threats to male status.DateRapeResearchPaper1
DateRapeResearchPaper1Destiney Guthrie
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1. Date rape is most common among college students ages 18-24 and often involves someone the victim knows, like a boyfriend or acquaintance from a party. Both men and women can be victims of date rape.
2. Date rape can cause significant physical and psychological trauma for victims, including post-traumatic stress disorder. It frequently goes unreported, especially for male victims who may feel shame.
3. Alcohol is a contributing factor in many campus rapes since it impairs judgment. However, intoxication does not excuse non-consensual sexual behavior. Clear communication and mutual consent are required between partners to avoid date rape.CJposter
CJposterShane Schimming
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This document discusses myths about male sexual assault victims and provides statistics about the prevalence of male sexual assault. It notes that one in six men experience sexual abuse before age 18. However, male victims disclose abuse far less than females due to stigma and myths. Resources for male victims are underdeveloped and the criminal justice system often fails them. Studies have found that people view male victims, especially homosexual males, as more responsible for their assaults than female victims. The document concludes that while sexual assault occurs more to females, male victimization is more common than recognized and resources need improvement to help all victims.Turning Point Presentation 5.18.07
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This document provides an overview of culturally competent care for LGBT individuals. It discusses key terms related to gender identity and sexual orientation. It also addresses intimate partner violence within LGBT communities and barriers to accessing support services. Specifically, it notes that abuse occurs at similar or higher rates among same-sex couples but there are fewer resources. Myths about abuse are also dispelled. The importance of inclusive, non-judgmental and patient-centered care is emphasized when working with LGBT individuals.Race gender,violence
Race gender,violenceKaroline Khamis
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This document provides an overview of resources for marginalized communities experiencing interpersonal violence. It discusses campus and community initiatives, including those at the Jean Nidetch Women's Center. It aims to broaden understanding of violence in different communities to effectively address it as a social issue. Key points covered include definitions, theoretical frameworks, types of abuse, and addressing myths versus facts. Statistics on reporting and resources for LGBTQ and immigrant communities are also presented.Masculinity and Misogyny in the Digital Age
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Ditch the Label one of the largest anti-bullying charities in the world worked with Brandwatch to analyze 19 million public tweets over a four year period to explore the current climate of misogyny and constructs of masculinity as expressed across social media.
The project sheds light on discriminatory language, but should not be viewed as an argument for online censorship. Rather, the data points to the need for a nuanced approach, further open debate and awareness, and positive role models.Sexual Assault Manual
Sexual Assault ManualHilary Conrad
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1. The document discusses sexual assault, including definitions and statistics. It notes that 1 in 5 women experience sexual assault, and rape is underreported in 63% of cases.
2. It examines factors that may contribute to sexual assault by student athletes, such as aggression, attention from fans, peer pressure, entitlement and rape myths. Athletes represent 2.8% of the population but 24% of campus perpetrators.
3. Alcohol use is also discussed, with 55-75% of assailants under the influence. Student athletes are more likely to drink excessively and experience negative consequences like sexual violence due to alcohol.An introduction to gay men of african descent (2)
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GMAD was founded in 1986 in New York City to empower black gay men. As the oldest organization serving black gay and bisexual men, its mission is to educate, advocate for, and promote the health and wellness of this community through various programs. GMAD takes a strengths-based approach by focusing on flexibility, respect, integrity, empathy, and networking to build relationships and achieve its goals.Defining the scope & challenges of Male-Directed Sexual Violence
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During a UN-sponsored seminar on sexual violence against men and boys in conflict Dr. Chris Dolan and Alastair Hilton highlight the challenges of determining the scope of male-directed sexual violence in conflict. Chris Dolan is the director of the Refugee Law Project in Uganda. Alastair Hilton is a founder of First Step Cambodia, an NGO dedicated to providing services to male survivors of sexual violence and their supporters. Exploring Implications of the Impact of Mental Health Issues on Those Experie...
Exploring Implications of the Impact of Mental Health Issues on Those Experie...British Sociological Association
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Exploring Implications of the Impact of Mental Health Issues on Those Experiencing Domestic Violence in Same Sex and/or Trans Relationships, Catherine Donovan - a presentation at the A Difficult Alliance? Making Connections between Mental Health and Domestic Violence Research and Practice Agendas on 7 June 2011Ch5 rape
Ch5 rapeksanculi
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1) Rape patterns are influenced by factors such as race, age, time of year, location, and victim characteristics. Gang rapes account for over 40% of reported rapes and target unsuspecting victims. 2) Date/acquaintance rape is the most common type, often involving verbal coercion, and over half of female college students experience sexual assault. 3) Victim responses vary depending on the type of rape, and they may face further abuse from police and courts when reporting. Survivors commonly experience shock, fear, and long-term psychological impacts.same gender assaults
same gender assaultsHi-Line's Help
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The document discusses the dynamics of same-gender sexual assaults, including that the majority of perpetrators and victims are heterosexual. It notes that same-gender stranger assaults usually involve male perpetrators and male victims, while same-gender acquaintance assaults often involve domestic violence in same-sex relationships. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals experience sexual assault at higher rates than heterosexual individuals. Filing a police report presents challenges like forced "outing." Recovery depends on community support, though fear of further stigma and loss of control can still impact victims. Adolescents exploring sexuality and lesbians assaulted by men face unique concerns.Defining the scope & challenges of Male-Directed Sexual Violence
Defining the scope & challenges of Male-Directed Sexual ViolenceUnited Nations Office of the Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict
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Exploring Implications of the Impact of Mental Health Issues on Those Experie...
Exploring Implications of the Impact of Mental Health Issues on Those Experie...British Sociological Association
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MSA
- 1. Sexual Assault: A Look at Male Victims Emily Edwards
- 2. Are adult male victims of sexual assault overlooked and if so, why? Question:
- 3. Hypothesis Because men are ideologically viewed as being masculine, sexually aggressive/wanting, and physically dominant, adult male sexual assault victims are overlooked and are often not considered victims at all.
- 4. Common Myths Men are rarely sexually abused: 1. Self-reliant 2. Defensive 3. Sexual identity Women cant sexually assault men Sexual assault against men only occurs in prison or other institutional settings Male rape is about sexual orientation
- 5. And the Victims are: Ages 18+ 1 out of 25 men Rates fall between 0.6%-7.2% Rate for college men falls at 8.3% Men with disabilities are twice as likely to be sexually abused 20% of male prison inmates report forced sex incidents Homosexual, bisexual, and feminine appearing men are the most targeted victims
- 6. Who are the Offenders? White, heterosexual men -Desire to dominate and use sex as a weapon Women tend to use persuasion rather than force Intimate partner Men are more likely than woman to have multiple assailants
- 7. Male Sexual Assault in the Media
- 8. The Aftermath Sexually assaulted men report greater symptomatology than assaulted woman Men tend to deny the assault and repress the situation -Due to sex role violation associated with sexual victimization in society -Fear of appearing powerless, weak and unmasculine More likely to be victims of depression, substance abuse, hostility, violence, suicide, etc.
- 9. However Information on male sexual assault is very limited Not large enough sample sizes to determine the severity of the issue Issue of underreporting Most male sexual assault victims are offended as children
- 10. In Conclusion The sexual assault of men is an important issue that has been overlooked and underexamined Due to male rape myths, stigmas against male victims, and fears of questioned sexuality, men do not feel comfortable reporting their incidents and therefore, the sexual assaults are underplayed Awareness is increasing and becoming more frequently studied and talked about
- 11. Works Cited Elliott, Diana M., Doris S. Mok, and John Briere. "Adult Sexual Assault: Prevalence, Symptomatology, And Sex Differences In The General Population." Journal Of Traumatic Stress 17.3 (2004): 203-211. SocINDEX with Full Text. Web. 1 Dec. 2015. Kassing, Leslee R., and Loreto R. Prieto. "The Rape Myth And Blame-Based Beliefs Of Counselors-In-Training Toward Male Victims Of Rape." Journal Of Counseling & Development 81.4 (2003): 455-461. SocINDEX with Full Text. Web. 1 Dec. 2015. Masho, Saba W., and Lisa Anderson. "Sexual Assault In Men: A Population-Based Study Of Virginia." Violence & Victims 24.1 (2009): 98-110. SocINDEX with Full Text. Web. 1 Dec. 2015. Struckman-Johnson, Cindy. "Forced Sex On Dates: It Happens To Men, Too." Journal Of Sex Research 24.1-4 (1988): 234. SocINDEX with Full Text. Web. 1 Dec. 2015.