Sunday, May 5, 2013
Blog -5
Pace, G. (2010). Leslie helps raise cancer awareness. Retrieved from mm http://www.nbcnews.com/id/35780236/ns/us_news-giving/t/leslie-helps-raise-cancer-awareness/
Friday, May 3, 2013
Blog Assignment 4
How
to
reduce
the
risk
of
assault
in
Women
Posted
By Jeannine
Many women are victimized by assault and rape in the
United States every day. According to the online text every two minutes someone
in America is sexually assaulted and 1 out of every six American women are
victims of an attempted or completed rape (Sexual Assault Response Services of
Southern Maine [SARSSM], n.d.). To reduce the risk of being raped or of getting assaulted women need to stay alert and be aware of their surroundings, avoid isolated
areas when alone, and carry a cell phone or a whistle (Alexander, LaRosa, Bader,
& Garfield, 2010). Women can also take self defense classes, carry pepper spray and a stun gun, in the event of an attack, so that they can flee from their attacker. Watch out for relationships that are controlling, because this could lead to being pressured or forced into having sex. Make sure that when you say no, that your body language and verbal language are in line with that answer. Please don't play games with these men this is a serious matter you can end up hurt. The items outlined above will greatly reduce the chances
of women being assaulted or raped.
Alexander,
L. L., LaRosa, J. H., Bader, H., Garfield, S., & Alexander, W. J. (2010). New Dimensions in Women’s Health (5th
ed.). Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett.
Sexual
Assault Response Services of Southern Maine. (n.d.) Sexual Assault and Rape Statistics,
Laws, and Reports. Retrieved from http://www.sarsonline.org/resources-stats/reports-laws-statics
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