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Kate is an 18 year old freshman at the state university. She was extremely flattered when Don, a senior star football player, invited her to a party. On the way home, he parked the car in a secluded area by the lake. He became angry when she refused his sexual advances. He began to beat her and finally raped her. She tried to fight him, but his physical strength overpowered her. He dumped her in the dorm parking lot and left. The dorm supervisor rushed Kate to the emergency department. Kate says to the nurse, "It's all my fault. I shouldn't have allowed him to stop at the lake." The nurse's best response is:A) "yes, you're right. you put yourself in a very vulnerable position when you allowed him to stop at the lake"B) "you are not to blame for his behavior. you obviously made some right decisions, because you survived the attack"C) "there's no sense looking back now. just look forward, and make sure you don't put yourself in the same situation again"D) "you'll just have to see that he is arrested so he won't do this to anyone else"
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