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sc00by25

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Women who have been raped
 
  a. often report that their immediate reaction was terror and anxiety.
  b. may appear to be calm, which means that they are not likely to be significantly affected by the assault.
  c. typically report that they were calm during the attack, but panic set in within an hour.
  d. frequently report that the event did not have a significant impact on their lives.

Question 2

The drug Rohypnol is known as the date rape drug because
 
  a. health care providers often give the drug to women after they've been raped to help them forget the experience.
  b. dating men and women may take the drug together before having sex, but then later the women claim to have been raped.
  c. the drug combats the effects of alcohol, thus making date rape less likely.
  d. a man may slip the drug into a woman's drink, causing her to pass out, and then he rapes her.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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