How does unwanted sex or sexual coercion differ from the definition given for rape?
What will be an ideal response?
Unwanted sex or sexual coercion occurs when a person indicates that he/she does not want to engage in intercourse, but the perpetrator proceeds without physical threat or force. Rape is defined as sexual activity that is against the victim's consent involving force or threat as well as penetration. Therefore, the primary difference is the use of force or threat; however, both are against a victim's will and consent.
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