Assertion: victim | /r/CapableOf | know their attacker
Facets:
value: intimately
type: MANNER
value: near her home
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Finally, rape victims are blamed more when they are raped by an acquaintance or a date rather than by a stranger (e.g., Bell, Kuriloff, & Lottes, 1994; Bridges, 1991; Bridges & McGr ail, 1989; Check & Malamuth, 1983; Kanekar, Shaherwalla, Franco, Kunju, & Pinto, 1991; L'Armand & Pepitone, 1982; Tetreault & Barnett, 1987), which seems to evoke the stereotype that victims really want to have sex because they know their attacker and perhaps even went out on a date with him.
text: For instance, if a victim sees her assailant near her home or if he calls her on the phone, she should contact the police immediately, or get to a safe public place.
text: victims whose assailants are strangers have only seen the assailant one time.
text: A victim who intimately knows their attacker is also not considered an ideal victim.
text: Cases of intimate partner violence are not considered ideal because the victim knows their attacker.