Rape: The Misunderstood Crime S. Lynn Jennings Huxley's early interest in abstraction

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Rape: The Misunderstood Crime S. Lynn Jennings Huxley's early interest in abstractionRape is probably the most misunderstood of violent crimes. The dynamics related to both rapists and rape victims are explored in this volume, which dispels many mistaken beliefs about rape by synthesizing current research from a psychological perspective. Among the topics explored are: that only a very small proportion of rapists are ever convicted; that when an accusation of rape is made, it is the victim who too often becomes the focus of attention;