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'''Rape''' is physically coerced sex, and according to [[Victimology|victimologists]], may include all forms of sexual contact between an adult and a (usually [[Prepuberty|prepubescent]]) child. | '''Rape''' is physically coerced penetrative sex, and according to [[Victimology|victimologists]], may include all forms of sexual contact between an adult and a (usually [[Prepuberty|prepubescent]]) child. | ||
Whilst as inherently damaging as any other form of highly intrusive physical assault, the psychological effects of rape often depend on taboo and post-traumatic intervention. | Whilst as inherently damaging as any other form of highly intrusive physical assault, the psychological effects of rape often depend on taboo and post-traumatic intervention. | ||
Revision as of 16:48, 30 September 2008
Rape is physically coerced penetrative sex, and according to victimologists, may include all forms of sexual contact between an adult and a (usually prepubescent) child.
Whilst as inherently damaging as any other form of highly intrusive physical assault, the psychological effects of rape often depend on taboo and post-traumatic intervention.