Question 1

What is the impact of sexual harassment in the educational institution on the typical victim? How common is sexual harassment in education?

Accepted Answer

The impact of sexual harassment in educational institutions on the typical victim can be significant and long-lasting. Victims of sexual harassment may experience a range of negative effects, including emotional distress, anxiety, depression, and a decreased sense of safety and well-being. They may also suffer academically, as the harassment can interfere with their ability to focus on their studies and may lead to a decline in their academic performance. Additionally, victims of sexual harassment may feel isolated, ashamed, and reluctant to report the harassment, which can further exacerbate the negative impact on their well-being.

Unfortunately, sexual harassment in education is not uncommon. According to a report from the National Association of Women in Education, as many as 1 in 4 students experience sexual harassment in educational institutions. This includes unwanted sexual advances, inappropriate comments or behavior, and other forms of harassment that create a hostile environment for students. It's important to recognize the prevalence of sexual harassment in education and to take proactive measures to prevent and address it in order to create a safe and supportive learning environment for all students.

Question 2

Which of the following is FALSE regarding the rates of child sexual abuse?

Accepted Answer

A) Youth aged 12-17 have higher rates of sexual abuse than those aged 3-11. 
B) 10% of girls and 7% of boys were sexually abused by a stranger. 
C) 10% of girls and 7% of boys were sexually abused by a family member. 
D) Between 20 and 34% of boys and 34 and 54% of girls were sexually abused by someone they knew including family members. 
A) Youth aged 12-17 have higher rates of sexual abuse than those aged 3-11. 
B) 10% of girls and 7% of boys were sexually abused by a stranger. 
C) 10% of girls and 7% of boys were sexually abused by a family member. 
D) Between 20 and 34% of boys and 34 and 54% of girls were sexually abused by someone they knew including family members. C

Question 3

What year did organizations in Canada (such as daycare centres)begin doing background checks on potential employees to ensure they had no prior convictions for child sexual assault?

Accepted Answer

A) 1989 
B) 1994 
C) 1999 
D) 2000 
A) 1989 
B) 1994 
C) 1999 
D) 2000 B

Question 4

Which of the following has research found is different between pedophiles and non-pedophile offender and/or controls?

Accepted Answer

A) Pedophiles have lower IQs. 
B) Pedophiles are more likely to be poor. 
C) Pedophiles are almost all exclusively attracted to their same sex. 
D) Pedophiles are more likely to be hockey players. 
A) Pedophiles have lower IQs. 
B) Pedophiles are more likely to be poor. 
C) Pedophiles are almost all exclusively attracted to their same sex. 
D) Pedophiles are more likely to be hockey players.

Question 5

Ruben is a grade school teacher.He is selecting a sexual assault program to deliver to his classes.Ruben wants to be sure that the program he gives has the best chance of impacting the children.Which of the following is NOT part of his program?

Accepted Answer

A) Booster sessions later on,and for older-aged children. 
B) Parental component. 
C) Role play. 
D) Problem solving classes 
A) Booster sessions later on,and for older-aged children. 
B) Parental component. 
C) Role play. 
D) Problem solving classes

Question 6

Child sexual abuse prevention programs that teach children skills are not very effective.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Sexual harassment and sexual assault in the RCMP have become a serious problem.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT something friends can do to support a woman who has been sexually assaulted?

Accepted Answer

A) Listen to her. 
B) Offer to stay with her-don't leave her alone. 
C) Tell her she is not to blame. 
D) Take control by making her decisions. 
A) Listen to her. 
B) Offer to stay with her-don't leave her alone. 
C) Tell her she is not to blame. 
D) Take control by making her decisions.

Question 9

Victor's group of friends regularly goes to the bar and tries to pick up women.They do not take rejection well and frequently become aggressive with women who decline their advances.One night,Victor sexually assaults a woman he meets at the bar.Which of the following factors is MOST clearly related to Victor's sexual aggression?

Accepted Answer

A) being part of a peer group where members were likely to have used sexual aggression 
B) need for understanding what women want 
C) growing up in a violent home 
D) history of easily picking up women who agree to have sex 
A) being part of a peer group where members were likely to have used sexual aggression 
B) need for understanding what women want 
C) growing up in a violent home 
D) history of easily picking up women who agree to have sex

Question 10

Helen and Tyrone are developing a sexual assault awareness program for their school.They are using the Human Sexuality text to identify the messages they want to include in their campaign.Which of the following sayings is UNLIKELY to make their cut?

Accepted Answer

A) Real women are strong,firm,and forceful when they want to say No. 
B) Don't be shy-scream about the sex you don't want as much as the sex you want. 
C) Your body shows a lot more than your words. 
D) If your gut says something is wrong,it is probably right. 
A) Real women are strong,firm,and forceful when they want to say No. 
B) Don't be shy-scream about the sex you don't want as much as the sex you want. 
C) Your body shows a lot more than your words. 
D) If your gut says something is wrong,it is probably right.

Question 11

Recently,the concept ________________ has been applied to better understand the emotional and physical effects a woman undergoes following a sexual assault or an attempted sexual assault.

Accepted Answer

A) victim-precipitated guilt (VPG) 
B) psychopathology 
C) rape trauma syndrome (RTS) 
D) post-traumatic stress disorder (PTS
D)  
A) victim-precipitated guilt (VPG) 
B) psychopathology 
C) rape trauma syndrome (RTS) 
D) post-traumatic stress disorder (PTS
D)

Question 12

Describe the strategies presented in the text for preventing sexual assault in the categories of avoidance and self-defence.

Accepted Answer

In the text, several strategies are pres

Question 13

The authors of your text report on an interview about a sexual assault experienced by a second-year university student,committed by a football player called "G." What were the effects of this sexual assault?

Accepted Answer

A) They lasted through her undergraduate years and much of her medical training until she was able to turn the self-blame and depression around with the help of her supervisor and friends. 
B) Were minimal because she eventually went on to medical school and became a Medical Doctor. 
C) Ended with the victim finally accepting that ultimately the sexual assault was her fault.This acceptance led to her healing process. 
D) Ended in the victim dropping out of university and becoming a prostitute for about 10 years until she became a born-again Christian that helped her resolve her feeling of guilt and self-blame. 
A) They lasted through her undergraduate years and much of her medical training until she was able to turn the self-blame and depression around with the help of her supervisor and friends. 
B) Were minimal because she eventually went on to medical school and became a Medical Doctor. 
C) Ended with the victim finally accepting that ultimately the sexual assault was her fault.This acceptance led to her healing process. 
D) Ended in the victim dropping out of university and becoming a prostitute for about 10 years until she became a born-again Christian that helped her resolve her feeling of guilt and self-blame.

Question 14

Which type of sexual assault is most likely to be based on some kind of misperception on the part of the assailant?

Accepted Answer

A) date sexual assault 
B) marital sexual assault 
C) prison sexual assault 
D) statutory sexual assault 
A) date sexual assault 
B) marital sexual assault 
C) prison sexual assault 
D) statutory sexual assault

Question 15

In a study by Loftus in 1993 the researcher was able to create false memories of childhood events in _________ of the subjects

Accepted Answer

A) none 
B) one-quarter 
C) one-half 
D) three-quarters 
A) none 
B) one-quarter 
C) one-half 
D) three-quarters

Question 16

According to Statistics Canada,what percent of Canadian women have been assaulted by their husband/common-law partner?

Accepted Answer

A) 20% 
B) 15% 
C) 51% 
D) 5% 
A) 20% 
B) 15% 
C) 51% 
D) 5%

Question 17

Those who were repeat sexual offenders averaged about how many assaults each.

Accepted Answer

A) three 
B) four 
C) six 
D) eight 
A) three 
B) four 
C) six 
D) eight

Question 18

Can a man be sexually assaulted? Explain in some detail.

Accepted Answer

Yes, a man can definitely be sexually as

Question 19

Which theoretical view of sexual assault suggests that sexual assault is a direct function of disrupted social interactions within a community?

Accepted Answer

A) Feminist 
B) Social disorganization 
C) Sociobiological 
D) Interactionist 
A) Feminist 
B) Social disorganization 
C) Sociobiological 
D) Interactionist

Question 20

Being sexually molested during childhood appears to

Accepted Answer

A) cause severe psychological trauma only in girls. 
B) have few long-term effects,but many short-term effects. 
C) have long-term and short-term effects. 
D) cause schizophrenia in adulthood. 
A) cause severe psychological trauma only in girls. 
B) have few long-term effects,but many short-term effects. 
C) have long-term and short-term effects. 
D) cause schizophrenia in adulthood.

What is the impact of sexual harassment in the educational institution on the typical victim? How common is sexual harassment in education?

Which of the following is FALSE regarding the rates of child sexual abuse?

What year did organizations in Canada (such as daycare centres)begin doing background checks on potential employees to ensure they had no prior convictions for child sexual assault?

Which of the following has research found is different between pedophiles and non-pedophile offender and/or controls?

Ruben is a grade school teacher.He is selecting a sexual assault program to deliver to his classes.Ruben wants to be sure that the program he gives has the best chance of impacting the children.Which of the following is NOT part of his program?

Child sexual abuse prevention programs that teach children skills are not very effective.

Sexual harassment and sexual assault in the RCMP have become a serious problem.

Which of the following is NOT something friends can do to support a woman who has been sexually assaulted?

Helen and Tyrone are developing a sexual assault awareness program for their school.They are using the Human Sexuality text to identify the messages they want to include in their campaign.Which of the following sayings is UNLIKELY to make their cut?

Recently,the concept ________________ has been applied to better understand the emotional and physical effects a woman undergoes following a sexual assault or an attempted sexual assault.

Describe the strategies presented in the text for preventing sexual assault in the categories of avoidance and self-defence.

The authors of your text report on an interview about a sexual assault experienced by a second-year university student,committed by a football player called "G." What were the effects of this sexual assault?

Which type of sexual assault is most likely to be based on some kind of misperception on the part of the assailant?

In a study by Loftus in 1993 the researcher was able to create false memories of childhood events in _________ of the subjects

According to Statistics Canada,what percent of Canadian women have been assaulted by their husband/common-law partner?

Those who were repeat sexual offenders averaged about how many assaults each.

Can a man be sexually assaulted? Explain in some detail.

Which theoretical view of sexual assault suggests that sexual assault is a direct function of disrupted social interactions within a community?

Being sexually molested during childhood appears to

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Exam 16: Sexual Coercion

What is the impact of sexual harassment in the educational institution on the typical victim? How common is sexual harassment in education?

Which of the following is FALSE regarding the rates of child sexual abuse?

What year did organizations in Canada (such as daycare centres)begin doing background checks on potential employees to ensure they had no prior convictions for child sexual assault?

Which of the following has research found is different between pedophiles and non-pedophile offender and/or controls?

Ruben is a grade school teacher.He is selecting a sexual assault program to deliver to his classes.Ruben wants to be sure that the program he gives has the best chance of impacting the children.Which of the following is NOT part of his program?

Child sexual abuse prevention programs that teach children skills are not very effective.

Sexual harassment and sexual assault in the RCMP have become a serious problem.

Which of the following is NOT something friends can do to support a woman who has been sexually assaulted?

Helen and Tyrone are developing a sexual assault awareness program for their school.They are using the Human Sexuality text to identify the messages they want to include in their campaign.Which of the following sayings is UNLIKELY to make their cut?

Recently,the concept ________________ has been applied to better understand the emotional and physical effects a woman undergoes following a sexual assault or an attempted sexual assault.

Describe the strategies presented in the text for preventing sexual assault in the categories of avoidance and self-defence.

The authors of your text report on an interview about a sexual assault experienced by a second-year university student,committed by a football player called "G." What were the effects of this sexual assault?

Which type of sexual assault is most likely to be based on some kind of misperception on the part of the assailant?

In a study by Loftus in 1993 the researcher was able to create false memories of childhood events in _________ of the subjects

According to Statistics Canada,what percent of Canadian women have been assaulted by their husband/common-law partner?

Those who were repeat sexual offenders averaged about how many assaults each.

Can a man be sexually assaulted? Explain in some detail.

Which theoretical view of sexual assault suggests that sexual assault is a direct function of disrupted social interactions within a community?

Being sexually molested during childhood appears to

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