Question 1

National Organization for Women (NOW)drew attention to the issue of sexual assault by

Accepted Answer

A) developing rape task forces. 
B) protesting outside small and large businesses. 
C) demanding all women to speak up. 
D) None of the above. 
A) developing rape task forces. 
B) protesting outside small and large businesses. 
C) demanding all women to speak up. 
D) None of the above. A

Question 2

Crisis counselors must be aware of how to __________ in order not to impede the medical exam process for sexual assault victims.

Accepted Answer

A) explain the process 
B) obtain a urine sample 
C) Both of the above. 
D) None of the above. 
A) explain the process 
B) obtain a urine sample 
C) Both of the above. 
D) None of the above. C

Question 3

The cluster of symptoms experienced by women following a sexual assault is knows as

Accepted Answer

A) rape trauma syndrome. 
B) D victim trauma syndrome. 
C) D assaulted trauma syndrome. 
D) D perpetrated trauma syndrome. 
A) rape trauma syndrome. 
B) D victim trauma syndrome. 
C) D assaulted trauma syndrome. 
D) D perpetrated trauma syndrome. A

Question 4

When assessing the emotional reactions to sexual assault,treatment is only suggested for those experiencing

Accepted Answer

A) strong emotional reactions such as crying or screaming. 
B) no emotional reaction,just silence. 
C) those experiencing an equal ratio between strong versus controlled emotions. 
D) None of the above 
A) strong emotional reactions such as crying or screaming. 
B) no emotional reaction,just silence. 
C) those experiencing an equal ratio between strong versus controlled emotions. 
D) None of the above

Question 5

Rape myths include

Accepted Answer

A) rape is about sex. 
B) victims of rape deserve to be raped due to their appearance or their neglect of safety issues. 
C) victims of rape often make false reports based on revenge. 
D) All of the above. 
A) rape is about sex. 
B) victims of rape deserve to be raped due to their appearance or their neglect of safety issues. 
C) victims of rape often make false reports based on revenge. 
D) All of the above.

Question 6

Voyeurism is defined as attaining sexual satisfaction from observing others

Accepted Answer

A) in the nude or in the act of intercourse. 
B) being physically hurt. 
C) under the age of 16 years. 
D) who are family members. 
A) in the nude or in the act of intercourse. 
B) being physically hurt. 
C) under the age of 16 years. 
D) who are family members.

Question 7

One of the most prevalent acts within the area of sexual assault is

Accepted Answer

A) drug facilitated rape. 
B) acquaintance rape. 
C) spousal rape. 
D) statutory rape. 
A) drug facilitated rape. 
B) acquaintance rape. 
C) spousal rape. 
D) statutory rape.

Question 8

__________ was once described as date rape.

Accepted Answer

A) Drug facilitated rape 
B) Acquaintance rape 
C) Spousal rape 
D) Statutory rape 
A) Drug facilitated rape 
B) Acquaintance rape 
C) Spousal rape 
D) Statutory rape

Question 9

Approximately _____ of all sexual assaults and/or rapes were committed by non-strangers and _____ were committed by strangers.

Accepted Answer

A) 65%;35% 
B) 35%;65% 
C) 50%;50% 
D) 90%;10% 
A) 65%;35% 
B) 35%;65% 
C) 50%;50% 
D) 90%;10%

Question 10

Rape is typically about

Accepted Answer

A) sex. 
B) high testosterone levels that can't be controlled. 
C) power and control. 
D) None of the above. 
A) sex. 
B) high testosterone levels that can't be controlled. 
C) power and control. 
D) None of the above.

Question 11

Groth (2001)stated,"Sexuality becomes an expression of conquest" referring to

Accepted Answer

A) anger rape. 
B) power rape. 
C) sadism. 
D) statutory rape. 
A) anger rape. 
B) power rape. 
C) sadism. 
D) statutory rape.

Question 12

Studies indicate that rape is reported

Accepted Answer

A) equally among race ethnicity;there are no divides. 
B) more frequently in Native American and Alaskan Native populations. 
C) more frequently in Caucasian Americans. 
D) more frequently in African Americans. 
A) equally among race ethnicity;there are no divides. 
B) more frequently in Native American and Alaskan Native populations. 
C) more frequently in Caucasian Americans. 
D) more frequently in African Americans.

Question 13

The prevalence of sexual assault in the United States is about

Accepted Answer

A) 1 in 2. 
B) 1 in 3. 
C) 1 in 6. 
D) 1 in 10. 
A) 1 in 2. 
B) 1 in 3. 
C) 1 in 6. 
D) 1 in 10.

Question 14

Rape is considered which of the following DSM-5 paraphilias?

Accepted Answer

A) S Sexual Sadism 
B) S Pedophilia 
C) Voyeurism 
D) None of the above 
A) S Sexual Sadism 
B) S Pedophilia 
C) Voyeurism 
D) None of the above

Question 15

According to Burgess and Holmstrom (1974),during the acute phase of women's response to sexual assault the survivor experienced a heightened stress level,lasting

Accepted Answer

A) a few days. 
B) for several months. 
C) just a few hours. 
D) from several days to multiple weeks. 
A) a few days. 
B) for several months. 
C) just a few hours. 
D) from several days to multiple weeks.

Question 16

__________ rape is the most common rape,defined by conquest.

Accepted Answer

A) Power 
B) Acquaintance 
C) Anger 
D) Statutory 
A) Power 
B) Acquaintance 
C) Anger 
D) Statutory

Question 17

Women with the history of rape before the age of 18 years old are _____ times as likely to be raped when they are adults.

Accepted Answer

A) two 
B) three 
C) five 
D) ten 
A) two 
B) three 
C) five 
D) ten

Question 18

Individuals who may lack the capacity to give consent include

Accepted Answer

A) minors. 
B) people with mental disabilities. 
C) people who may be intoxicated. 
D) All of the above. 
A) minors. 
B) people with mental disabilities. 
C) people who may be intoxicated. 
D) All of the above.

Question 19

__________ is an additional physical effect which should be assessed for when working with a sexual assault victim.

Accepted Answer

A) Sleep disturbance 
B) Impaired memory 
C) Pregnancy/STI's 
D) All of the above. 
A) Sleep disturbance 
B) Impaired memory 
C) Pregnancy/STI's 
D) All of the above.

Question 20

Symptoms of rape trauma syndrome include all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) depression. 
B) rage. 
C) continuing anxiety. 
D) hypersomnia. 
A) depression. 
B) rage. 
C) continuing anxiety. 
D) hypersomnia.

National Organization for Women (NOW)drew attention to the issue of sexual assault by

Crisis counselors must be aware of how to __________ in order not to impede the medical exam process for sexual assault victims.

The cluster of symptoms experienced by women following a sexual assault is knows as

When assessing the emotional reactions to sexual assault,treatment is only suggested for those experiencing

Rape myths include

Voyeurism is defined as attaining sexual satisfaction from observing others

One of the most prevalent acts within the area of sexual assault is

__________ was once described as date rape.

Approximately _ of all sexual assaults and/or rapes were committed by non-strangers and _ were committed by strangers.

Rape is typically about

Groth (2001)stated,"Sexuality becomes an expression of conquest" referring to

Studies indicate that rape is reported

The prevalence of sexual assault in the United States is about

Rape is considered which of the following DSM-5 paraphilias?

According to Burgess and Holmstrom (1974),during the acute phase of women's response to sexual assault the survivor experienced a heightened stress level,lasting

__________ rape is the most common rape,defined by conquest.

Women with the history of rape before the age of 18 years old are _____ times as likely to be raped when they are adults.

Individuals who may lack the capacity to give consent include

__________ is an additional physical effect which should be assessed for when working with a sexual assault victim.

Symptoms of rape trauma syndrome include all of the following EXCEPT

Overview of Crisis Intervention

Safety and Self-Care in Crisis Situations

Ethical and Legal Considerations in Crisis Counseling

Essential Crisis Intervention Skills

Risk Assessment and Intervention: Suicide and Homicide

Understanding and Treating Substance Use Disorders With Clients in Crisis

Intimate Partner Violence

Sexual Abuse

Emergency Preparedness and Response in the Community

Emergency Preparedness and Response in Schools and Universities

Grief and Loss

Military Deployment and Reintegration Issues

Death Notification

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Exam 8: Sexual Assault

National Organization for Women (NOW)drew attention to the issue of sexual assault by

Crisis counselors must be aware of how to __________ in order not to impede the medical exam process for sexual assault victims.

The cluster of symptoms experienced by women following a sexual assault is knows as

When assessing the emotional reactions to sexual assault,treatment is only suggested for those experiencing

Rape myths include

Voyeurism is defined as attaining sexual satisfaction from observing others

One of the most prevalent acts within the area of sexual assault is

__________ was once described as date rape.

Approximately _____ of all sexual assaults and/or rapes were committed by non-strangers and _____ were committed by strangers.

Rape is typically about

Groth (2001)stated,"Sexuality becomes an expression of conquest" referring to

Studies indicate that rape is reported

The prevalence of sexual assault in the United States is about

Rape is considered which of the following DSM-5 paraphilias?

According to Burgess and Holmstrom (1974),during the acute phase of women's response to sexual assault the survivor experienced a heightened stress level,lasting

__________ rape is the most common rape,defined by conquest.

Women with the history of rape before the age of 18 years old are _____ times as likely to be raped when they are adults.

Individuals who may lack the capacity to give consent include

__________ is an additional physical effect which should be assessed for when working with a sexual assault victim.

Symptoms of rape trauma syndrome include all of the following EXCEPT

Overview of Crisis Intervention

Safety and Self-Care in Crisis Situations

Ethical and Legal Considerations in Crisis Counseling

Essential Crisis Intervention Skills

Risk Assessment and Intervention: Suicide and Homicide

Understanding and Treating Substance Use Disorders With Clients in Crisis

Intimate Partner Violence

Sexual Abuse

Emergency Preparedness and Response in the Community

Emergency Preparedness and Response in Schools and Universities

Grief and Loss

Military Deployment and Reintegration Issues

Death Notification

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Approximately _ of all sexual assaults and/or rapes were committed by non-strangers and _ were committed by strangers.