Sexually Aggressive Behaviour

sexually aggressive behavior by hands towards women ranges from small gestures that ar unwanted or oral behavior to sexual assaults such(prenominal) as extreme levels of corrupt that lead to the death of the victim. bollocks is defined as the use of goods and services of coercion or suck up to obtain oral, anal or vaginal penetration against the victims resulting and without their consent. Rape is commonly pull by men and boys, usually against women and girls, but sometimes raft be against other males. This reputation will focus on males as the perpetrators and females as the victims. in that respect has been a great admit of discussion as to why men behave in such a way. there has been a debate where it is argued by psychologists that personality attributes ar enough for individuals to act in a consistent way in different situations. Socials scientists have a different view where they intend that an individuals behavior varies and is highly influenced by the chara cteristics of a situation in which the behavior takes place. This paper will discuss the situational system and why it is the most applic competent to men who rape when compared to the evolutionary theory and the feminist theory.\nIt is more probable for rape to occur when an probability arises, as they are able to follow through with what they are already motivated to do. In order for a law-breaking to take place, it is not scarce motivation, but also chance that play a major(ip) role in the end to commit an offence. Clarke (1997) The situational theory puts an wildness on the idea that pertinacious personality characteristics are not essentially the reasons behind woeful behavior (Weisburd, 1997), but quite a the opportunities that arise in finical situations and how the situations attributes influence the offender and his or her decision making. (Clarke 1995). The results of the studies conducted by Sanday (2003) immortalize that the rate of rape crosswise cultures d iffer from high to low. In societies where women have much slight of a say than men, t...