Why Children Don`t Tell - Understanding The Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (Nv)
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- 1.
The first trauma is the actual sexual abuse. The second trauma is the __________.
- A.
Disclosure.
- B.
Denial.
- C.
Intimidation.
- D.
Court system.
Correct Answer
A. Disclosure. -
- 2.
Most victims of sexual abuse are:
- A.
Between 10 and 13 years old.
- B.
Between 2 and 3 years old.
- C.
Under 8 years old.
- D.
14 years old or older.
Correct Answer
C. Under 8 years old. -
- 3.
The overriding factor that determines the effectiveness of the treatment of child sexual abuse is:
- A.
Whether or not the perpetrator lives in the home.
- B.
Whether or not the child’s disclosure is believed to be true.
- C.
Whether or not the treatment includes medication management.
- D.
Whether or not the non-offending parent is included in therapy.
Correct Answer
B. Whether or not the child’s disclosure is believed to be true. -
- 4.
The average offender has committed __________ offenses before they are caught.
- A.
400
- B.
150
- C.
75
- D.
280
Correct Answer
A. 400 -
- 5.
When abuse is discovered, the most common scenario is:
- A.
The parent finds out about the abuse; the child denies the abuse; the child then confirms abuse occurred; the child confronts their abuser.
- B.
The child discloses the abuse; the parent believes abuse occurred; the abuser confirms abuse occurred; the abuser is convicted.
- C.
The child discloses abuse; the parent confronts the abuser; the abuser denies the abuse; the child then denies the abuse.
- D.
The parent witnesses the abuse; the child denies abuse; the abuser denies abuse; the parent allows the abuse to continue.
Correct Answer
C. The child discloses abuse; the parent confronts the abuser; the abuser denies the abuse; the child then denies the abuse. -
- 6.
__________ is the foundation of Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome.
- A.
Secrecy
- B.
Intimacy
- C.
Coercion
- D.
Relationship
Correct Answer
A. Secrecy -
- 7.
Typically when the child discloses sexual abuse by a family member or friend, the non-offending parent:
- A.
Does not believe the child.
- B.
Blames the child for the abuse.
- C.
Believes the child.
- D.
Ignores the situation.
Correct Answer
A. Does not believe the child. -
- 8.
Which of the following is NOT one of the five components of Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome?
- A.
Secrecy.
- B.
Helplessness.
- C.
Entrapment and accommodation.
- D.
Acceptance.
Correct Answer
D. Acceptance. -
- 9.
Often times the victim feels helpless because if they tell about the abuse:
- A.
They will lose the love of the abuser.
- B.
Someone else they care about will be abused.
- C.
No one will believe them.
- D.
All choices are correct.
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct. -
- 10.
A male victim and male perpetrator or female victim and perpetrator is considered Homosexual Abuse.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
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