Talking About Sexual Assault: Society's Response to Survivors (Psychology of Women)
Talking About Sexual Assault examines society’s response to survivors through the lens of the psychology of women. It offers readers a focused introduction to the psychological and social dimensions of sexual assault, encouraging thoughtful consideration of survivors’ experiences and the wider context in which those experiences are understood.
About This Book
This book explores sexual assault and the ways society responds to people who survive it.
Framed within the psychology of women, it considers the social and psychological dimensions of survivors' experiences.
The discussion centers on public responses, understanding, and the broader context surrounding sexual assault.
It is suited to readers seeking an informed introduction to the subject from a psychological and social perspective.
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