processing the data in a two-dimensional array

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Men are more likely tomake negative judgements towards male rape victims when the victim is portrayed as gayrather than heterosexual (Davies et al., 2001; Ford et al., 1998; Mitchell et al., 1999).Davies et al. (2001) suggested that heterosexual men would consider the assault on a het-erosexual victim one that they themselves would abhor if they became a victim of thiscrime.

Male rape, by its nature, portrayshomosexual (albeit non-consensual) sex between men. Blaming the victim could be oneway that homophobic men express their disgust towards this situation

Men are brought up to endorse traditional gender roles to a greater extent thanwomen are, and part of being a ‘real man’ is to be homophobic

Secondly, men tend to be more negative towards male victims than women are. Men aremore likely to blame the victim (Davies et al., 2001; Howard, 1984a, 1984b; Whatley &Riggio, 1993); consider the assault less severe (Davies et al., 2001); have less sympathywith the victim (Burczyk & Standing, 1989); and endorse more myths pertaining to malerape (Struckman-Johnson & Struckman-Johnson, 1992) than women are.

Firstly, male victims tend to be blamed more than female victims in both stran-ger and acquaintance rape situations (Perrott & Webber, 1996). Male victims are judgedmore harshly than females when they are perceived as being able to escape from the sceneor fight off the attacker

As research into the experiences of male rape victims shows that negative judgementsand homophobic reactions are sometimes evident in those to whom the victim discloses, itis important to investigate reactions towards male rape experimentally.

Men in the United States are encouraged to sexually exploit women, even if that means raping women, in order to fit into the ideal of masculinity (Staros, 2

). In many cases, boys and men learn rape-supportive rules, or circumstances in which it is acceptable to force a girl or woman to have sex (e.g., after paying for a meal and receiving no sexual favors, a man may rape a wom

Rape myths reinforce false beliefs about the definition of rape, who the victims of rape are, and how to prevent rape from occurring

Rape myths and the acceptance of those rape myths are a huge reason why many people do not believe that anyone, despite their history, can be a potential rape vic

Additionally, victims who believe these victim-blaming myths suffer worse outcomes than victims who reject these myths (Katz & Burt, 1988). One result could be the inability to report the rape out of fear of revictimization; approximately 16% of total rapes in the United States ever get reported to proper authorities (Smith, 2014; Suarez & Gadalla, 2010). Because fear of revictimization causes many people not to report rapes, many of the statistics and rates on rape are reported inaccurately (usually as an underestimate; Burt, 1980)

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bounds checking

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An array, however, is an object that can store a group of values, all of the same type.