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Facts About Sex Offending Behavior

Junw 27, 2007

TRUE OR FALSE QUIZ

1. Most sex offenders do not know their victim.
   
   
2. Only a small percentage of child sexual abusers use physical force or threat to gain compliance from their victims.
   
   

3. Only men commit sexual assault.
   
   
4. Child sexual abusers are only attracted to children and are not capable of appropriate sexual relationships.
   
   
5. Children rarely make up stories of abuse.
   
   
6. Victims of sexual assault are harmed only through physical violence.
   
   
7. If a child does not tell anyone about the abuse, it is because he or she must have been a willing participant.
   
   
8. It is common for both child and adult victims of sexual assault to wait some time before telling someone about the abuse.
   
   
9. It helps the victim to talk about the abuse when they are ready to do so.
   
   
10. If someone sexually assaults an adult, he will not target children as victims, and if someone sexually assaults a child, he will not target adults.
    
    
11. Sexual gratification is often not a primary motivation for a rape offender.
    
    
12. Offenders could stop their sexually violent behavior on their own if they wanted to.
    
    
13. Most child sexual abusers find their victims by frequenting such places as schoolyards and playgrounds.
    
    
14. Men who rape do so because they cannot find a consenting sexual partner.
    
    
15. Drugs and alcohol cause sexual offenses to occur.
    
    
16. Victims of sexual assault often share some blame for the assault.
    
    
17. If a victim does not say iano,lt or does not fight back, it is not considered sexual assault.
    
    

Answers:

1. FALSE
2. TRUE
3. FALSE
4. FALSE
5. TRUE
6. FALSE
7. FALSE
8. TRUE
9. TRUE
10. FALSE
11. TRUE
12. FALSE
13. FALSE
14. FALSE
15. FALSE
16. FALSE
17. FALSE

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