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Sexual Assault Prevention For Undergraduates: Final Assessment Questions & Detailed Answers
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Sexual Assault Prevention For Undergraduates:Final Assessment Questions & Detailed Answers
Which of the following are examples of helpful ways of supporting a friend who
discloses a harmful experience to you? - ANS none of the above
If a person is feeling troubled by unwanted attention, the gesture is not romantic
— it's inappropriate behavior that can lead to sexual harassment. Read the
scenario and consider how you would react in this situation.You see someone
you're sitting next to in your English 101 class copy down the email address of
another student from the attendance sheet that your professor passes around at
the beginning of every class. You think it's a little odd, but it doesn't seem like a big
deal at the time. In class the following week, you sit with Destiny, a friend from
your dorm. She tells you that she's been receiving a lot of anonymous, sexually
suggestive "love emails" from someone who signs them, "Your crush in English
101." She says that she's scared and upset about this and wants it to stop. You
recall what you saw last week and you strongly suspect you know who's emailing
Destiny ... Select the response that most closel - ANS I'm sorry that's happening. I'd
be upset if that was happening to me, too. I think our Title IX Coordinator may be
able to help. Do you want me to go with you to talk to them about this?
How would you react if you suspected that someone you knew was the target of
stalking? Read the following scenario and select a reaction that best describes
what you would do in the situation.Your roommate mentions that she's received
some unexpected friend requests on her social media accounts lately from people
she's not totally sure she's met. She's still getting to know people on campus and
she wants to make friends, so she accepted a few of the requests that seemed
kind of familiar to her.A few days later, she tells you that her ex-boyfriend has
, been making creepy comments to her friends about stuff like what she's wearing
to class, who she's been walking around campus with, and where she's been going
to lunch. She says that she thinks her ex-boyfriend might have created a social
media account using a fake name to watch her. She tells you she doesn't feel safe.
Select the response that most closely describes wha - ANS I'm so sorry this is
happening and it's not OK that you feel unsafe. I think our school has people who
can help. I can look into some resources with you if you want, just let me know.
You and your friend Jen are out to lunch one day. You're excited to get together
because the last few times you've made plans, she's canceled at the last minute.
Just as you're beginning to catch up, her phone rings. She ignores it, and
immediately gets a text. After reading it, she seems upset. You ask if anything is
wrong, and she shows you the text from her romantic partner, Alex."Jen — you
didn't tell me where you were going for lunch. Why not?? I don't deserve to be
ignored. Not sure why you do this to me. Do you not want to be with me?" Select
the response that most closely matches what you'd say to your friend in this
situation. - ANS Hmm! How do you feel about this?
Consent is an ongoing process of clarification. If someone becomes unable to
clarify what they want, but they've given consent in the past, is it OK to continue?
Read the scenario below and think about what you would do in Ian's
situation.Maria invites Ian over to her place to watch a movie. They consensually
cuddle and kiss. It gets late, and Maria falls asleep during the movie. Ian wants to
keep touching her, but she's not responding. Select the best response. - ANS Ian
should stop cuddling and touching Maria.
Who can commit sexual harassment? - ANS all of the above
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