What are the most common motives for marital rape?
a. anger and revenge c. domination and degradation
b. lust and desire d. sex and power
Question 2
Which statement best reflects the feminist theory of rape?
a. Rapists are primarily motivated by the need to dominate and control women, rather than a desire for sex.
b. Rapists are equally motivated by a desire for sex and the need to dominate and control women.
c. Rapists are primarily motivated by a need to dominate and control women, and secondarily motivated by a desire for sex.
d. Rapists are primarily motivated by a desire for sex, and secondarily motivated by a need to dominate and control women.
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