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I Never Called it Rape is a book written by a journalist about a study.

The study that I Never Called it Rape is based on

(The one cited most often as Koss, M.P., Gidycz, C.A., & Wisniewski, N. 
(1987). Incidence and prevalence of sexual aggression and victimization in 
a national sample of higher education students. Journal of Consulting and 
Clinical Psychology, 55, 162-170. )

didn't ask about the timing of incidents. It was a prevalence and incidence 
study that used the sexual experiences survey as part of what was called 
the National Survey of Inter-Gender Relationships.

I talked to Mary Koss about this last year and she said that her survey 
couldn't tell us about timing of assaults because they didn't ask about 
that, and that I should ask Bonnie Fisher about timing. Bonnie Fisher said 
her research did not support the idea of increased risk at the start of the 
year.


At 03:11 PM 8/9/2004, Karlee wrote:
> I have found the "red zone" to be supported by Mary P. Koss' study included
> in Robin Warshaw's "I Never Called It Rape." I unfortunately have also found
> it to ring true in my Clery act data collection.
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> Sorry I can't cite the page number, it has been checked out of our library.
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Molly Dragiewicz
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on 8/9/04 4:07 PM, Molly Dragiewicz at 

 wrote:

> I talked to Mary Koss about this last year and she said that her survey
> couldn't tell us about timing of assaults because they didn't ask about
> that, and that I should ask Bonnie Fisher about timing. Bonnie Fisher said
> her research did not support the idea of increased risk at the start of the
> year.

Please clarify if you mean that the Fisher research showed no indication of
this, or if the evidence appeared to disprove it.

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