A detailed social ecological review delves into the dynamics behind rape and sexual assault disclosures and the retraumatizing impact of negative social reactions. Updated research highlights emerging findings from the MeToo movement and diverse groups, offering vital strategies to help empower survivors and aid their healing.
A detailed social ecological review delves into the dynamics behind rape and sexual assault disclosures and the retraumatizing impact of negative social reactions. Updated research highlights emerging findings from the MeToo movement and diverse groups, offering vital strategies to help empower survivors and aid their healing.
Sarah E. Ullman, PhD, is Professor of Criminology, Law, and Justice at the University of Illinois, Chicago. Her research focuses on sexual victimization of women and rape’s impact on mental and physical health. Dr. Ullman has conducted multiple longitudinal studies on sexual assault survivors and how social reactions from support sources affect their coping and recovery. She also interviewed survivors and service providers about their disclosure and help-seeking experiences and codeveloped an informal support network intervention for survivors and their social networks. She is conducting a large multimethod, dyadic study to better understand disclosure, social reactions, and their impacts.
Inhaltsangabe
Series Foreword Acknowledgments An Introduction to Helping Sexual Assault and Rape Survivors Chapter 1. The Social Context of Talking About Sexual Assault Chapter 2. Theories of Women’s Rape Disclosure Chapter 3. Why, How Often, and to Whom Do Women Disclose, and What Factors Influence Whether Disclosure Is Healing? Chapter 4. What Social Reactions Do Victims Receive When Disclosing Sexual Assault? Chapter 5. Impacts of Social Reactions on Survivors Chapter 6. Informal Supporter Providers’ Experiences Responding to and Helping Survivors Chapter 7. Formal Supporters Helping Survivors: Advocates and Clinicians Chapter 8: Conducting Interviews With Survivors of Sexual Assault Chapter 9. Challenging the Rape Culture: Recommendations for Change References Index About the Author
Series Foreword Acknowledgments An Introduction to Helping Sexual Assault and Rape Survivors Chapter 1. The Social Context of Talking About Sexual Assault Chapter 2. Theories of Women’s Rape Disclosure Chapter 3. Why, How Often, and to Whom Do Women Disclose, and What Factors Influence Whether Disclosure Is Healing? Chapter 4. What Social Reactions Do Victims Receive When Disclosing Sexual Assault? Chapter 5. Impacts of Social Reactions on Survivors Chapter 6. Informal Supporter Providers’ Experiences Responding to and Helping Survivors Chapter 7. Formal Supporters Helping Survivors: Advocates and Clinicians Chapter 8: Conducting Interviews With Survivors of Sexual Assault Chapter 9. Challenging the Rape Culture: Recommendations for Change References Index About the Author
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