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A) It is typically more violent than individually perpetrated rape.
B) It is motivated by power and male bonding.
C) It victims are more likely to suffer traumatic outcomes,such as posttraumatic stress syndrome and suicide attempts,than victims of a single rapist.
D) Its victims receive less negative social reactions from those they tell about their assaults than victims of a single offender.
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A) strengthening their status within the group
B) desire to put down girls
C) expression of animosity toward females
D) malicious intentions toward fellow schoolmates
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A) power
B) hostility
C) sex
D) passion
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A) It can be withdrawn only at the beginning of a sexual activity and not later.
B) It considers lack of resistance or protest as consent.
C) It need not be spoken.
D) It involves the traditional "no means no" standard.
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A) desire for power over a child.
B) sexual attraction to a child.
C) overt affection for a child.
D) sadistic tendencies toward children.
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A) the victim will abuse children in the future.
B) the victim will engage in riskier sexual behaviors.
C) the abuser will abuse more children in the future.
D) the abuser is homosexual.
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A) White lesbian women
B) Black lesbian women
C) Asian gay men
D) White gay men
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A) Debby gets raped by an unknown person in a dark alley.
B) Nick rapes his colleague Martha in the conference room after office hours.
C) Tim forces himself into his wife even on days when she is tired and unwilling.
D) Taylor,a ten-year-old girl,gets raped after giving consent to her uncle.
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A) feel uncomfortable and adversarial.
B) receive it as a compliment.
C) think he is being rude.
D) stop and talk with him about why it's not acceptable.
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A) use blame as a fear tactic on children to prevent child abuse.
B) talk to abusers and help them reform their ways.
C) identify signs of abuse or abusers through warning signs.
D) physically fight against child abusers.
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A) open masturbation
B) sexual preoccupation
C) exposure of the genitals
D) All of these are potential disturbances.
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A) the current demeanor of an individual.
B) the past sexual coercion history of an individual.
C) the social circle of an individual.
D) the public opinion about an individual.
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A) The professor is older and more educated than the student.
B) The professor's power over the student through grading limits the student's ability to accept or refuse freely.
C) The student can spread false rumors about the professor and ruin his or her reputation among colleagues.
D) The student can gain power over other students because of his or her special relationship with the professor.
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A) varies with the age of the offender.
B) is below 13 years.
C) is below 14 years.
D) varies with every state's law.
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