Question 1

Which statement best describes child sexual abuse?

Accepted Answer

A)  Boys are more likely to be assaulted by strangers. 
B)  Sexual abuse of boys is more likely to be reported than abuse of girls. 
C)  The median age for sexual abuse of boys is 10 to 12 years of age and 5 to 7 years of age for girls. 
D)  Victims of sexual abuse are more likely to come from families with religious backgrounds. 
A)  Boys are more likely to be assaulted by strangers. 
B)  Sexual abuse of boys is more likely to be reported than abuse of girls. 
C)  The median age for sexual abuse of boys is 10 to 12 years of age and 5 to 7 years of age for girls. 
D)  Victims of sexual abuse are more likely to come from families with religious backgrounds.

Question 2

What is the median age of sexual abuse of both boys and girls in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  4.5 
B)  6.5 
C)  8.5 
D)  10.5 
A)  4.5 
B)  6.5 
C)  8.5 
D)  10.5

Question 3

Which date-rape drugs are legal in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rohypnol and GHB 
B)  GHB and Ketamine 
C)  Ketamine and Clozapine 
D)  Clozapine and Rohypnol 
A)  Rohypnol and GHB 
B)  GHB and Ketamine 
C)  Ketamine and Clozapine 
D)  Clozapine and Rohypnol

Question 4

Which two theories of sexual assault are the most similar?

Accepted Answer

A)  victim precipitation and feminist 
B)  feminist and sociological 
C)  sociological and evolutionary 
D)  evolutionary and victim precipitation 
A)  victim precipitation and feminist 
B)  feminist and sociological 
C)  sociological and evolutionary 
D)  evolutionary and victim precipitation

Question 5

What group deems it appropriate for a man to cause a woman pain during sexual intercourse?

Accepted Answer

A)  the Gusii of Kenya 
B)  Pakistanis 
C)  the Cheyenne 
D)  the people of the Marshall Islands 
A)  the Gusii of Kenya 
B)  Pakistanis 
C)  the Cheyenne 
D)  the people of the Marshall Islands

Question 6

Compare and contrast the victim precipitation theory and rapist psychopathology theory,using specific examples to describe each.Discuss the implications of each related to developing sexual assault prevention programs.

Accepted Answer

The victim precipitation theory and rapi

Question 7

A large contributor to rape in our culture is sex-role stereotyping,which reinforces the idea that men are strong,aggressive,and assertive,whereas women are supposed to be slim,weak,and passive.What theory about rape does this concept support?

Accepted Answer

A)  victim precipitation 
B)  feminist 
C)  sociological 
D)  humanistic 
A)  victim precipitation 
B)  feminist 
C)  sociological 
D)  humanistic

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a common rape myth?

Accepted Answer

A)  Most rapists are repeat offenders. 
B)  False reporting of rape is common. 
C)  Women fantasize about rape. 
D)  You can tell a rapist by the way he looks. 
A)  Most rapists are repeat offenders. 
B)  False reporting of rape is common. 
C)  Women fantasize about rape. 
D)  You can tell a rapist by the way he looks.

Question 9

Which phrase refers to the situation when a person who has been sexually assaulted does not discuss the sexual assault with anyone?

Accepted Answer

A)  the acute phase of recovery 
B)  the phase of self-blame 
C)  silent sexual assault (rape) reaction 
D)  rape myth syndrome 
A)  the acute phase of recovery 
B)  the phase of self-blame 
C)  silent sexual assault (rape) reaction 
D)  rape myth syndrome

Question 10

After hearing a report of a rape on campus,some friends are talking about it and a few of them comment that they saw the girl out at the bar earlier in the night flirting with a group of guys and she had been drinking a lot.What theory about rape would this scenario promote?

Accepted Answer

A)  victim precipitation 
B)  rapist psychopathology 
C)  feminist 
D)  behavioural 
A)  victim precipitation 
B)  rapist psychopathology 
C)  feminist 
D)  behavioural

Question 11

Which statement best describes the majority of sexual assaults on college and university campuses?

Accepted Answer

A)  The victim knows the attacker and reports the attack to campus authorities. 
B)  The victim knows the attacker and does not report the attack. 
C)  The victim does not know the attacker and reports it to a friend or family member. 
D)  The victim does not know the attacker and does not report the attack. 
A)  The victim knows the attacker and reports the attack to campus authorities. 
B)  The victim knows the attacker and does not report the attack. 
C)  The victim does not know the attacker and reports it to a friend or family member. 
D)  The victim does not know the attacker and does not report the attack.

Question 12

Explain how sexual assault is defined differently around the world and how sexual assault rates vary depending on a culture's definition.Give three examples from different cultures to highlight your response.

Accepted Answer

Sexual assault is defined differently ar

Question 13

Discuss how the statement,"Sexual assault is the only violent crime in which the victim is expected to fight back," influences society's views about sexual assault and a victim's ability to cope with a sexual assault.

Accepted Answer

The statement "Sexual assault is the onl

Question 14

Which statement best describes the effects of sexual assault and talking to others?

Accepted Answer

A)  Younger victims are more likely to tell someone than older victims. 
B)  Nearly all victims of sexual assault tell someone about it within the first year following the attack. 
C)  Women typically report that feelings of depression and anxiety subside within six months after an assault. 
D)  Women who were sexual assaulted by acquaintances experience more anxiety, fear, and depression than women who were sexually assaulted by strangers. 
A)  Younger victims are more likely to tell someone than older victims. 
B)  Nearly all victims of sexual assault tell someone about it within the first year following the attack. 
C)  Women typically report that feelings of depression and anxiety subside within six months after an assault. 
D)  Women who were sexual assaulted by acquaintances experience more anxiety, fear, and depression than women who were sexually assaulted by strangers.

Question 15

What is a common characteristic of a perpetrator of sexual assault?

Accepted Answer

A)  typically married with a family 
B)  typically has higher education levels 
C)  typically assaults to release sexual tension related to his or her insecurities 
D)  typically has a history of personal violence 
A)  typically married with a family 
B)  typically has higher education levels 
C)  typically assaults to release sexual tension related to his or her insecurities 
D)  typically has a history of personal violence

Question 16

Studies show that reports of intimate partner violence are typically an isolated event.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Men are more likely to be sexually assaulted by someone they know.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Which theory of rape is related to the different reproductive strategies of males and females?

Accepted Answer

A)  victim precipitation 
B)  feminist 
C)  sociological 
D)  evolutionary 
A)  victim precipitation 
B)  feminist 
C)  sociological 
D)  evolutionary

Question 19

Children who are sexually abused by strangers are likely to experience more distress than children who are abused by trusted relatives or friends.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

A man has been the victim of incest and,according to research,he will be more traumatized that other sexually abused men.Given this research conclusion,who was the perpetrator?

Accepted Answer

A)  an uncle 
B)  a grandfather 
C)  his mother 
D)  his brother 
A)  an uncle 
B)  a grandfather 
C)  his mother 
D)  his brother

Which statement best describes child sexual abuse?

What is the median age of sexual abuse of both boys and girls in Canada?

Which date-rape drugs are legal in Canada?

Which two theories of sexual assault are the most similar?

What group deems it appropriate for a man to cause a woman pain during sexual intercourse?

Compare and contrast the victim precipitation theory and rapist psychopathology theory,using specific examples to describe each.Discuss the implications of each related to developing sexual assault prevention programs.

A large contributor to rape in our culture is sex-role stereotyping,which reinforces the idea that men are strong,aggressive,and assertive,whereas women are supposed to be slim,weak,and passive.What theory about rape does this concept support?

Which of the following is NOT a common rape myth?

Which phrase refers to the situation when a person who has been sexually assaulted does not discuss the sexual assault with anyone?

After hearing a report of a rape on campus,some friends are talking about it and a few of them comment that they saw the girl out at the bar earlier in the night flirting with a group of guys and she had been drinking a lot.What theory about rape would this scenario promote?

Which statement best describes the majority of sexual assaults on college and university campuses?

Explain how sexual assault is defined differently around the world and how sexual assault rates vary depending on a culture's definition.Give three examples from different cultures to highlight your response.

Discuss how the statement,"Sexual assault is the only violent crime in which the victim is expected to fight back," influences society's views about sexual assault and a victim's ability to cope with a sexual assault.

Which statement best describes the effects of sexual assault and talking to others?

What is a common characteristic of a perpetrator of sexual assault?

Studies show that reports of intimate partner violence are typically an isolated event.

Men are more likely to be sexually assaulted by someone they know.

Which theory of rape is related to the different reproductive strategies of males and females?

Children who are sexually abused by strangers are likely to experience more distress than children who are abused by trusted relatives or friends.

A man has been the victim of incest and,according to research,he will be more traumatized that other sexually abused men.Given this research conclusion,who was the perpetrator?

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Sexual Orientation

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Exam 17: Power and Sexual Coercion

Which statement best describes child sexual abuse?

What is the median age of sexual abuse of both boys and girls in Canada?

Which date-rape drugs are legal in Canada?

Which two theories of sexual assault are the most similar?

What group deems it appropriate for a man to cause a woman pain during sexual intercourse?

Compare and contrast the victim precipitation theory and rapist psychopathology theory,using specific examples to describe each.Discuss the implications of each related to developing sexual assault prevention programs.

A large contributor to rape in our culture is sex-role stereotyping,which reinforces the idea that men are strong,aggressive,and assertive,whereas women are supposed to be slim,weak,and passive.What theory about rape does this concept support?

Which of the following is NOT a common rape myth?

Which phrase refers to the situation when a person who has been sexually assaulted does not discuss the sexual assault with anyone?

After hearing a report of a rape on campus,some friends are talking about it and a few of them comment that they saw the girl out at the bar earlier in the night flirting with a group of guys and she had been drinking a lot.What theory about rape would this scenario promote?

Which statement best describes the majority of sexual assaults on college and university campuses?

Explain how sexual assault is defined differently around the world and how sexual assault rates vary depending on a culture's definition.Give three examples from different cultures to highlight your response.

Discuss how the statement,"Sexual assault is the only violent crime in which the victim is expected to fight back," influences society's views about sexual assault and a victim's ability to cope with a sexual assault.

Which statement best describes the effects of sexual assault and talking to others?

What is a common characteristic of a perpetrator of sexual assault?

Studies show that reports of intimate partner violence are typically an isolated event.

Men are more likely to be sexually assaulted by someone they know.

Which theory of rape is related to the different reproductive strategies of males and females?

Children who are sexually abused by strangers are likely to experience more distress than children who are abused by trusted relatives or friends.

A man has been the victim of incest and,according to research,he will be more traumatized that other sexually abused men.Given this research conclusion,who was the perpetrator?

Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present

Understanding Human Sexuality: Theory and Research

Female Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health

Male Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health

The Biology of Sex, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexually Transmitted Infections and Hivaids

Gender Development, Gender Roles, and Gender Identity

Sexual Orientation

Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality

Communication and Sexuality

Love and Intimacy

Adult Sexual Relationships

Variations of Sexual Expression

Challenges to Sexual Functioning

Harmful and Antisocial Sexual Expression

Sexual Imagery and Selling Sex

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