The research about women's fears of rape concludes that
a. women and men feel equally unsafe at night; however, women fear rape, whereas men fear being robbed.
b. women typically take many precautions to avoid being raped by a stranger at night.
c. women take some precautions to avoid being raped by a stranger, but they take even more precautions to avoid being raped by an acquaintance.
d. women seem to be unaware of the potential danger of being alone at night.
Question 2
What does your textbook conclude about fear of rape?
a. Men and women do not differ in being afraid when they are out by themselves at night.
b. Most women report that no one has warned them about the danger of rape.
c. Women in large cities seldom report that they are afraid of being out alone at night.
d. Most women take a number of precautions to avoid being raped by a stranger.
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