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Rape Schedule[edit]
The word was used by Dianne Herman. [1] Rape schedule is the idea of women changing their way of living based on fear of being raped. [2]
The background, Mental health disorders, and Privilege sections are underrepresented. There isn't enough background information on rape schedule. The privilege section only has one sentence, it does not go into detail about the privileges that sex workers have when it comes to the topic of rape schedule. The Mental health disorders section could explain more disorders that women who have been raped, suffer from.
One of the reference links does not work.
The article needs more detailed information on rape schedule. This article is part of several wiki projects.
= Notes on Sexual Violation and Trauma in historical perspective[edit]
In the 1970s, a term known as rape trauma syndrome was introduced by Ann burgess and Lynda Holmstrom. [3]
Notes on The Rape Culture[edit]
Susan Griffin insists that rape has an impact on a woman's independence, which then leads to the need for assurance from men. [4]
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