"Was it Rape or
Just a Bad Night?
Responses from
Presented by Victims and
Dr. Arnold S. Kahn Observers"
Department of Psychology James Madison University
Email: kahnas@jmu.edu
The 2008 Conference Keynote Address
in Cook Hall, Room 107, 4:00 - 5:30
on Monday, April 14, 2008
Open to the public, admission is free
Presentation Themes
For over 15 years, Dr. Kahn's research has studied the situations, circumstances, individual backgrounds and ways of thinking (the "scripts") significantly related to understanding:
Why it is that more than half of all women who are sexually assaulted don't report this to the police.
For an overview to this work, and a preview of his April presentation please visit the online Madison Scholar Report by Charles Culbertson at James Madison University.
Background
Information
Doctorate: Dr. Kahn
completed his doctoral in program in psychology at Southern Illinois University
Teaching: Psychology of gender; social psychology.
Research: Sexual assault; social psychology of gender; impact of gender on social behavior
For additional background and current contact information, visit the links
below.
or Dr. Hilary Lips: tel 540-831-5387- email: hlips@radford.edu