Teens & Relationship Abuse (Nv)

1. What would be an appropriate response to a teen in an abusive relationship who is seeking help?

Don’t worry, it will get better.

I care about you, so I will not allow you to see that person anymore.

What did you do to deserve this treatment?

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3. To help a teen safety plan, it is recommended that teens develop a previously arranged code word to alert friends or family that they are in a dangerous situation or need immediate help

True

False

4. Teen abusive relationships occur most often _____.

In urban communities

In economically disadvantaged communities

Among minority populations

5. As a caregiver, you can help young people by

Modeling healthy, respectful relationships

Calling dating abuse hotlines so you are familiar with what they can do

Talking to them; don’t be afraid to bring up the issue of dating violence

All choices are correct

6. The National Dating Abuse Hotline provides 24/7 _______________ to anyone affected by dating and/or domestic violence.

Crisis intervention

Supportive listening

Safety planning

All choices are correct

8. The most dangerous time for a teen victim of relationship abuse is…

Between 3:00PM-6:00PM

During after-school or weekend activities

When they are home alone

When the teen victim decides to leave/break off the

9. According to recently published research from Break the Cycle, one in _____ teen girls in the United States is a victim of physical, emotional, or verbal abuse from a dating partner.

Three

Ten

Twenty-five

Fifteen

10. Teens who identify with the L,G,B,T,Q (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning) community experience additional layers of relationship abuse including harassment, prejudice, discrimination, and the fear of being _____.

Alone

Physically assaulted

“Outed”

Sexually abused