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psychology research is the negative social attitudes people often hold about rape victims Numerous have pointed tendency of observers to denigrate the rape victim to hold the female responsible for t. By Nick Fillo. WFO Shreveport, LA. 2009 Shreveport Diversity Workshop. Taking you through the learning experience of someone . who has never experienced this. Goals of this presentation:. . Define discrimination. Discuss the motives for discriminatory acts in the workplace.. Chapter 5. Introduction to Attributions . Things happen…. Cars break down, people fail exams, sports teams win and lose, people fall in love, marriages end in divorce, people lose their jobs, loved ones die, people fight in the streets, people kill others in war, ethnic groups try to eliminate other groups . [The reasons for the behavior of others and ourselves; WHY they/we behave a certain way, e.g., the cause of behavior]. Fritz . Heider. : One of the founders of attribution theory. Viewed people as amateur (naive) scientists – trying to figure out causes of behavior and assigning . Prof. . Siobhán. . Mullally. , Faculty of Law, University College Cork, . s.mullally@ucc.ie. . Presentation . to the Summer . School on the International Criminal Court 2012. Irish Centre for Human Rights, NUI Galway. Foundation of Gender Concepts:. What . I. s Gender?. Gender . refers to the social differences between males and females that are learned, and though deeply rooted in every culture, are changeable over time, and have wide variations both within and between cultures. . Dr. . James Waller. Cohen Professor of Holocaust & Genocide Studies,. Keene State College (NH). Academic Programs Director,. Auschwitz Institute for Peace and Reconciliation. e-mail: jwaller@keene.edu . Source: . femifesto. Definitions. Rape Culture is a widely used term describing a . system of beliefs in . which rape and sexual violence are . common and inevitable. . Prevalent attitudes. , norms, practices, and media condone, normalize, excuse and encourage sexualized violence. . Definitions. Rape Culture is a widely used term describing a . system of beliefs in . which rape and sexual violence are . common and inevitable. . Prevalent attitudes. , norms, practices, and media condone, normalize, excuse and encourage sexualized violence. . Sexual Assault. Sexual Assault – Sexual contact that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient of the behavior.. Such contact can take the form of:. Harassment. Exposing/Flashing. Forcing a person to pose for sexual pictures. Sexual Development and Sexual Orientation. This section covers:. S. ex and gender. D. imensions of sex. Prenatal sexual development. Intersexuality . S. exual orientation . Genes, hormones,. ü Understand that someone you admire may force you to have sex with him. ü Be prepared to defend yourself. Ways to Avoid Rape in Social Situations ü Do not accept a ride from someone you have jus Your safety is at risk! Think about it.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p4s_SuJPuk - . Health Promotion Topic:. Preventing Date Rape. At Risk Population. : Female College Students. Definition of date . . - Conflict. . - Date Rape. . Chapter 9 . Lessons 1,2,3,. What . is conflict. ?. 2. When I think of the word . conflict. , I think of. .... 3. What types of conflicts have you experienced in your. Julia Carter. Site Preceptor: . Shervin. . Assari. , MD, MPH. Faculty Advisor: Brenda . Diergaarde. , PhD. My Internship Experience . MICHR – Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research. Summer Immersion Program .