Sociobiological theories of rape refer to the study of sexual assault in biological and social contexts. This area of research has been explored using different terms like biopsychosocial models of rape, evolutionary theories of sexual violence, genetic predispositions, and rape culture. These terms highlight the diverse approaches that researchers have used to understand the causes of rape, ranging from genetic factors that increase the likelihood of rape to cultural norms that perpetuate rape myths. The use of such synonyms underscores the interdisciplinary nature of sociobiological theories of rape, which draw insights from psychology, biology, sociology, and anthropology. Ultimately, the goal is to gain a deeper understanding of the complex interplay of factors that lead to sexual violence and develop effective strategies for prevention and intervention.