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PubMed1980

Ethical issues and exposure to rape stimuli: a reply to Sherif.

The three ethical issues raised by Sherif are discussed. In response to the first issue, we recognize the need to measure the effectiveness of our attempts to counteract possible undesirable effects of the research materials. Problems that arise in implementing such an assessment are considered. Also discussed is the possibility that exposure to such materials combined with an effective discrediting communication may have beneficial effects. In addressing the second issue, it is argued that Sherif's criticisms of our alternative data interpretations are unfounded. Finally, Sherif's suggestion to formalize the process of having investigators consider the social policy implications of their research is whole-heartedly supported.

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PubMed1992

[Physical examination of the victim of alleged rape].

The medical examination of presumed victims of sexual assault can be important evidence in criminal cases, hence, its documentation has to be conducted very carefully. A thorough physical examination must always include a search for the marks of brute force or strangulation. The correct preservation of body fluids and swabs is essential, especially since new DNA "finger-printing" techniques ("genetic fingerprinting") may accomplish identification of the offender.

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PubMed1978

Rape.

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