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LaDunn

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What is a major critique of the Bruce Rind, Philip Tromovitch, and Robert Bauserman's 1998 study on the sexual abuse of minors?
 
  a. The authors only relied on self-reports and did not attempt to substantiate the claims of the victims by speaking with relatives or looking through police records.
  b. The authors only questioned the victims and made no attempts to question the assailants.
  c. All of the data was combined, regardless if the reported sexual activity was forced or consensual, or occurred between an adult and a young child or a young adult and a teenager.
  d. The definition of non-consensual sex used in their surveys was too broad and included both physically forced sex and psychologically manipulated sex.

Question 2

The ____ is defined as the incidence of a person repeating a crime or other antisocial behavior patterns after he or she has been punished for or treated to stop the behavior.
 
  a. repeat offense rate c. recidivism rate
  b. relapse rate d. repetition rate



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C



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