Question 1

Which of the following outcomes can victim-blame result in?

Accepted Answer

A)  Victims experience lower levels of psychological distress than if they were not blamed. 
B)  Victims who are made to feel blame for an assault experience self-devaluation. 
C)  Victims recover easily and rapidly from the trauma. 
D)  Victims believe in freely disclosing the crime after being victimized. 
E)  Victims of sexual violence can have positive results. 
A)  Victims experience lower levels of psychological distress than if they were not blamed. 
B)  Victims who are made to feel blame for an assault experience self-devaluation. 
C)  Victims recover easily and rapidly from the trauma. 
D)  Victims believe in freely disclosing the crime after being victimized. 
E)  Victims of sexual violence can have positive results.

Question 2

The positive capacity of people to cope with stress and adversity is called _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  resiliency. 
B)  disengagement coping. 
C)  recovery. 
D)  victim-blame. 
E)  survival sex. 
A)  resiliency. 
B)  disengagement coping. 
C)  recovery. 
D)  victim-blame. 
E)  survival sex.

Question 3

Societies where victims of rape are not blamed oppose freely disclosing the crime after being victimized.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Quid pro quo sexual harassment occurs when submission to unwelcome sexual conduct becomes a condition of employment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Describe differences between rape-prone and less rape-prone societies and groups.

Accepted Answer

War has historically been one of the mos

Question 6

Which of the following is true of victim-blame?

Accepted Answer

A)  Blaming the victim is a cultural phenomenon unique to the United States. 
B)  Victim-blame is the formal term for hostility toward crime perpetrators. 
C)  Societies where victims of rape are blamed legally and culturally define sexual coercion and assault as a crime and a violation of personal rights. 
D)  In societies where rape victims are blamed,understanding for the victim,empathy,psychological support,and counseling are made easily available. 
E)  Over 64% of college students in the U.S.agree that women provoke rape and place themselves at risk when they go out alone. 
A)  Blaming the victim is a cultural phenomenon unique to the United States. 
B)  Victim-blame is the formal term for hostility toward crime perpetrators. 
C)  Societies where victims of rape are blamed legally and culturally define sexual coercion and assault as a crime and a violation of personal rights. 
D)  In societies where rape victims are blamed,understanding for the victim,empathy,psychological support,and counseling are made easily available. 
E)  Over 64% of college students in the U.S.agree that women provoke rape and place themselves at risk when they go out alone.

Question 7

A society or cultural group in which women's desires are considered to be unimportant and physical sexual coercion is normative is called a _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  rape-prone society 
B)  rape-free society 
C)  feminist society 
D)  gender inequality 
E)  sexual objectification 
A)  rape-prone society 
B)  rape-free society 
C)  feminist society 
D)  gender inequality 
E)  sexual objectification

Question 8

Andrew's action with the first intern is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual harassment. 
B)  molestation. 
C)  sex trafficking. 
D)  sexual novelty. 
E)  sex tourism. 
A)  sexual harassment. 
B)  molestation. 
C)  sex trafficking. 
D)  sexual novelty. 
E)  sex tourism.

Question 9

Nestor has sex with his niece Violet.Depending on the culture one lives in,this might be considered incest as they are ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  biological kin 
B)  social kin 
C)  part of a nuclear family 
D)  cousins 
E)  first degree relatives 
A)  biological kin 
B)  social kin 
C)  part of a nuclear family 
D)  cousins 
E)  first degree relatives

Question 10

Discuss cultural differences in sexual norms as they relate to coercive behaviors.

Accepted Answer

War-torn or conflict-ridden countries ty

Question 11

Sexual activity with an individual who is too young to legally consent to sex is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  extreme sexual behavior. 
B)  statutory rape. 
C)  sexual intimacy. 
D)  sexual novelty. 
E)  sex tourism. 
A)  extreme sexual behavior. 
B)  statutory rape. 
C)  sexual intimacy. 
D)  sexual novelty. 
E)  sex tourism.

Question 12

Annie was sexually assaulted as a 16-year-old.She blames herself for the attack and has not been able to recover from the trauma.Her act of blaming herself is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  self-immolation. 
B)  victim-playing. 
C)  victim-blame. 
D)  projection. 
E)  Stockholm syndrome. 
A)  self-immolation. 
B)  victim-playing. 
C)  victim-blame. 
D)  projection. 
E)  Stockholm syndrome.

Question 13

For behaviors to be identified as sexual bullying,at least one party must have a sexual interest in the other.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

A society or cultural group in which women's desires are considered to be unimportant and physical sexual coercion is normative is called _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A society or cultural group in which...

Question 15

Substances used by predators to overcome their victims in order to commit nonconsensual sexual acts with them are known as _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Substances used by predators to overcome their...

Which of the following outcomes can victim-blame result in?

The positive capacity of people to cope with stress and adversity is called _____.

Societies where victims of rape are not blamed oppose freely disclosing the crime after being victimized.

Quid pro quo sexual harassment occurs when submission to unwelcome sexual conduct becomes a condition of employment.

Describe differences between rape-prone and less rape-prone societies and groups.

Which of the following is true of victim-blame?

A society or cultural group in which women's desires are considered to be unimportant and physical sexual coercion is normative is called a _____.

Andrew's action with the first intern is an example of:

Nestor has sex with his niece Violet.Depending on the culture one lives in,this might be considered incest as they are ____.

Discuss cultural differences in sexual norms as they relate to coercive behaviors.

Sexual activity with an individual who is too young to legally consent to sex is known as:

Annie was sexually assaulted as a 16-year-old.She blames herself for the attack and has not been able to recover from the trauma.Her act of blaming herself is an example of:

For behaviors to be identified as sexual bullying,at least one party must have a sexual interest in the other.

A society or cultural group in which women's desires are considered to be unimportant and physical sexual coercion is normative is called _____.

Substances used by predators to overcome their victims in order to commit nonconsensual sexual acts with them are known as _____.

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Exam 14: Sexual Coercion and Resiliency Sexual Coercion

Which of the following outcomes can victim-blame result in?

The positive capacity of people to cope with stress and adversity is called _____.

Societies where victims of rape are not blamed oppose freely disclosing the crime after being victimized.

Quid pro quo sexual harassment occurs when submission to unwelcome sexual conduct becomes a condition of employment.

Describe differences between rape-prone and less rape-prone societies and groups.

Which of the following is true of victim-blame?

A society or cultural group in which women's desires are considered to be unimportant and physical sexual coercion is normative is called a _____.

Andrew's action with the first intern is an example of:

Nestor has sex with his niece Violet.Depending on the culture one lives in,this might be considered incest as they are ____.

Discuss cultural differences in sexual norms as they relate to coercive behaviors.

Sexual activity with an individual who is too young to legally consent to sex is known as:

Annie was sexually assaulted as a 16-year-old.She blames herself for the attack and has not been able to recover from the trauma.Her act of blaming herself is an example of:

For behaviors to be identified as sexual bullying,at least one party must have a sexual interest in the other.

A society or cultural group in which women's desires are considered to be unimportant and physical sexual coercion is normative is called _____.

Substances used by predators to overcome their victims in order to commit nonconsensual sexual acts with them are known as _____.

The Study of Human Sexuality

Contexts of Sexuality: Culture, History and Religion

Sexuality, Media and the Internet

Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Pleasure, Arousal, and Response

Taking Care of the Sexual Body

Contraception

Reproduction: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Gender and Identity: Process, Roles, and Culture

Sexual Orientation

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood and Later Life

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Extreme Sexuality and Paraphilias

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