Question 1

Which of the following is true about child sexual abuse?

Accepted Answer

Child sexual abuse can involve a range of sexual activities, including encouraging a child to witness sexual acts.

Answer: None of the above
 All of the options are incorrect. Child sexual abuse can involve a range of sexual activities, including sexual touching between children, and is not solely attributed to pedophilic disorder. A significant age gap does not negate the potential for abuse.

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a sexual disturbance that may be present in children who have been sexually abused?

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All of these are potential disturbances that may be present in children who have been sexually abused.

Question 3

The U.S.Equal Employment Opportunity Commission considers both verbal and physical acts to be sexual harassment.

Accepted Answer

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) defines sexual harassment as any unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature when submission to or rejection of this conduct explicitly or implicitly affects an individual's employment, unreasonably interferes with an individual's work performance, or creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working environment. Therefore, both verbal and physical acts can fall under the definition of sexual harassment according to the EEOC.

Question 4

The study of 534 women and 643 men attending a public STI clinic that examined whether the severity of sexual abuse in childhood impacted sexual risk behavior in adulthood found that the more severe childhood sexual abuse is,the more likely

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The study found that the more severe childhood sexual abuse is, the more likely the individual is to engage in riskier sexual behaviors in adulthood. There is no evidence to support choices A, C, or D.

Question 5

Two phases of rape trauma syndrome are the acute phase and the

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The two phases of rape trauma syndrome are the acute phase and the reorganization phase. The acute phase occurs immediately after the rape and is characterized by symptoms such as shock, disbelief, fear, anxiety, and physical symptoms such as headaches and muscle tension. The reorganization phase occurs later and involves the integration and acceptance of the trauma, as well as the development of coping mechanisms and a sense of control over one's life.

Question 6

A child abuse prevention (CAP)program directed toward parents includes information on how to

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Providing information on how to identify signs of abuse or abusers can help parents be aware of potential danger and take necessary measures to protect their children. Using blame or physical force may perpetuate a cycle of abuse and talking to abusers may not always be effective or safe.

Question 7

The most frequently reported long-term effect of child sexual abuse is

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Question 8

People who have experienced childhood sexual abuse with penetration were more likely to report all of the following EXCEPT

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Research has not found a higher likelihood of being homosexual among individuals who have experienced childhood sexual abuse with penetration. However, they are more likely to report the other options listed.

Question 9

Megan's Law calls for schools,day-care centers,and youth groups to

Accepted Answer

Megan's Law requires law enforcement agencies to notify schools, day-care centers, and youth groups about registered sex offenders living in the area, to ensure the safety of children in their care. It does not involve employee screening or require an adult female to be present at all times. While developing programs for sexual abuse education is important, it is not specifically required by Megan's Law.

Question 10

Which of the following does NOT describe an effect a rape has on a person's sexuality?

Accepted Answer

While rape can have a significant impact on a person's sexual behavior and attitudes, engaging in paraphilic behavior (sexual behaviors that are considered atypical or unusual) is not a common or typical response to rape. The other choices are all possible effects of experiencing a rape.

Question 11

Sexual abuse by biologically related people is referred to as

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Incest refers to sexual abuse by biologically related people, typically within a family. Extrafamilial sexual intercourse refers to sexual abuse outside of the family, acquaintance rape refers to sexual abuse by someone known to the victim, and marital rape refers to sexual abuse within a marital relationship.

Question 12

Which of the following is the most common form of child abuse?

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Question 13

Adults who are sexually abused are NOT likely to

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Sexual orientation is generally considered to be an inherent aspect of an individual's identity, not something that changes due to external events like abuse. While abuse can have profound effects on a person's mental health, self-perception, and behavior, it does not change one's sexual orientation.

Question 14

Child sexual abuse that does not meet the criteria for pedophilic disorder refers to

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Child sexual abuse that does not meet the criteria for pedophilic disorder refers to adult-child sexual interactions that are not motivated by a sexual desire for children. It may involve situational factors such as alcohol or drug use, impaired judgment, or exploitative relationships.

Question 15

Sexual harassment is solely a behavior of abuse of power.

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Sexual harassment can occur in various contexts and is not limited to situations involving an abuse of power. It can also be driven by other factors such as prejudice, entitlement, or a desire to exert control over another person.

Question 16

Child sexual abuse is normally categorized according to

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Question 17

Pedophilic disorder is motivated by an adult's

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Pedophilic disorder is primarily motivated by an adult's sexual attraction to a prepubescent child. The desire for power or control over a child, sadistic tendencies, or overt affection may be secondary motives, but they do not define the disorder itself.

Question 18

Child abuse prevention programs teach children all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

Child abuse prevention programs do not teach children that it is their fault if abuse occurs. In fact, one of the main goals of these programs is to empower children and help them understand that abuse is never their fault.

Question 19

Which of the following refers to the form of child sexual abuse that is between two biologically unrelated people?

Accepted Answer

Extrafamilial child sexual abuse refers to abuse that occurs between a child and a person who is not a family member. This could include individuals in positions of authority, such as teachers or coaches, or strangers. Intrafamilial child sexual abuse, on the other hand, refers to abuse that occurs within the family, such as by a parent, sibling, or other relative. Acquaintance rape and nonpedophilic abuse are not specific to child sexual abuse and refer more broadly to sexual assault and abuse.

Question 20

Which of the following is referred to as incest?

Accepted Answer

Intrafamilial child sexual abuse refers to sexual exploitation or abuse of a child by a family member or someone closely related to the family. It is commonly referred to as incest. The other options listed do not specifically involve family members or relatives.

Quiz 17: Sexual Coercion