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Human Trafficking Federal definition - ANSWER-"Modern day slavery." Obtaining or maintaining the labor or services of another through the use of force, fraud, or coercion in violation of an individual's human rights. If the victim is a minor and forced to perform commercial sex acts, it is still human trafficking regardless of force, fraud, or coercion. Human Trafficking NC definition - ANSWER-A person willfully, or In reckless disregard of the consequence of the action, knowingly recrui...

Psychological aggression --------- Correct Answer ---------- the use of verbal and nonverbal communication with the intent to harm another person mentally or emotionally and/or exert control over another person. Nearly 1:5 women and about 1:7 men --------- Correct Answer ---------- experience severe physical IPV in their lifetime 1:6 murder victims and 40% of female homicide victims --------- Correct Answer ---------- are killed by an intimate partner The 6 strategies that are focused on p...

The Kansas-Nebraska act concerned which issue? - answer-The expansion of slavery into new territories which of these was a direct consequence of the civil war? - answer-the extension of voting rights to african american men what was the main accomplishment of the freedmen's bureau? - answer-providing aid and education to emancipated slaves this amendment was proposed by congress in response to which of the following? - answer-the passage of black codes through the south what was th...

Regis NU-629 Final Exam Questions and Verified Answers (Rated A+) D: _________________________________ Why do they want to ____________? - Answers Desire; change A: _________________________________ _________ they would do it? - Answers Ability; how R: _________________________________ What their _____________are? - Answers Reasons; reasons N: _________________________________ How _____________ it is to them. - Answers Need; important One of the reasons Motivational Interviewing was e...

SANE Exam 109 Questions with Verified Answers Sexual assault -CORRECT ANSWER Any sexual act that is forced against someone's will.Physical, verbal, or psychological. Victims who don't consent, are unable to consent or refuse to allow the act. What's an instance of someone being unable to give consent - CORRECT ANSWER •persistent vegetative state pts, children (every state is diff), someone under the influence, •Can escalate quickly, can physically overpower •No means no •We a...

The Kansas-Nebraska act concerned which issue? - answer-The expansion of slavery into new territories which of these was a direct consequence of the civil war? - answer-the extension of voting rights to african american men what was the main accomplishment of the freedmen's bureau? - answer-providing aid and education to emancipated slaves this amendment was proposed by congress in response to which of the following? - answer-the passage of black codes through the south what was th...

TVA Forensics-Forensic Nursing Quiz 52 Questions with Verified Answers SANE - CORRECT ANSWER Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner SART - CORRECT ANSWER Sexual Assault Response Team SAFE - CORRECT ANSWER Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner SANE-A - CORRECT ANSWER Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner-Adult/Adolescent SANE-P - CORRECT ANSWER Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner-Pediatric FNE - CORRECT ANSWER Forensic Nurse Examiner SANC - CORRECT ANSWER Sexual Assault Nurse Clinician The cause of t...

Soc 101 Straighter Line Final Exam Questions and Complete Solutions Émile Durkheim's explanation of suicide was scientific because he Select one: a. developed conclusions based on a systematic examination of data. b. carefully studied the personalities of hundreds of suicide victims. c. worked in a university setting. d. divided suicide into four distinctive categories. - Answer: A; developed conclusions based on a systematic examination of data Which of the following academic disci...

Civil Rights Terms Questions with correct Answers 2023 SNCC The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC, often pronounced "snick": /ˈsnɪk/) was one of the most important organizations of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s.[1][2] It emerged from a student meeting organized by Ella Baker held at Shaw University in April 1960. SNCC grew into a large organization with many supporters in the North who helped raise funds to support SNCC's work in the South, allowing full-time SNCC w...

How many days is a civil summons valid for? (Civil Process) - ANSWER-60 days How can you serve a subpoena to testify? (Civil Process) - ANSWER-In person, Phone, Certified mail When serving a summons to a city, who can accept the service? (Civil Process) - ANSWER-City manager, Mayor, City clerk What does POPAT stand for? (Physical Fitness) - ANSWER-Police Officer Physical Agility Test What does R.I.C.E stand for? (Physical Fitness) - ANSWER-Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation Ca...