This academic article discusses the underreporting of rape and the factors influencing women's decisions to disclose or not disclose their experiences. It highlights the psychological impacts of non-disclosure, such as self-blame and depression, and the preference for online counseling among survivors. The study uses a web-based survey to gather data from 242 women, examining patterns of disclosure, symptom responses, and follow-up preferences. The article emphasizes the importance of understanding disclosure dynamics to improve support and treatment for survivors.
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