Male sexual assault: Men feel just as emotionally traumatised as women do via @htTweets http://m.hindustantimes.com/sex-and-relationships/male-sexual-assault-men-feel-just-as-emotionally-traumatised-as-women-do/story-8xFhSZAFk5JqTFgaLTobAO.html …
How do you get around the self-selecting sample aspect (i.e., are men less likely to report because not as traumatic)?
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Good point. I think the self-selection issue is largely the same for male or female reporters in this type of comparative research.
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But I should add that I obviously don't know what I'm talking about!
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No, it's a really good point - our knowledge on the topic is imperfect. Some methods are awful e.g. a study from the 1970s claimed most ...
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Other studies of male victimisation have used clinical samples & questionnaires/interviews in non-clinical settings, but they all have
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limitations. In terms of the wider conseqs of victimisation previous research has also found similarities in response b/w males & females
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