Surveys of attitudes toward rape tend to show that a. there ...

[nelaaney]

Surveys of attitudes toward rape tend to show that
 
  a. there are no gender differences in attitudes toward rape.
  b. men are more likely than women to blame rape victims for the assault.
  c. men are more likely than women to believe that the rape had been the rapist's fault.
  d. people consistently believe that the rapist, rather than the woman, should be blamed for the attack.

Question 2

The textbook's discussion of attitudes toward rape pointed out that
 
  a. family members are much more supportive of rape victims than other people are.
  b. most people today recognize that a woman should not be blamed for a rape just because she was wearing a short skirt.
  c. people with traditional gender roles are especially likely to blame a rape victim for the assault.d men and women are equally likely to blame rape victims for the assault.

[jxjsniuniu]

Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C

[nelaaney]

Great answer, keep it coming

[connor417]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it