Hazing Prevention
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Students are more likely to be hazed if they knew an adult who was hazed
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True
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False
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The following quiz is to test your knowledge on hazing.
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Earliest known accounts of hazing were discovered in fraternities in North America.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because the earliest known accounts of hazing were not discovered in fraternities in North America. Hazing practices have been documented in various cultures throughout history, and they can be traced back to ancient Greece and Rome. These practices were not limited to fraternities or North America but were prevalent in different societies worldwide. Therefore, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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In hazing, there is no such thing as an innocent bystander.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
In hazing, everyone involved is considered responsible and accountable for their actions, regardless of whether they directly participate or passively observe. This means that even if someone is just standing by and not actively participating, they are still considered complicit in the hazing and share responsibility for the consequences. Therefore, there is no such thing as an innocent bystander in hazing.Rate this question:
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When considering perpetrators, bystanders, and victims of hazing, its is ______________, as a group, who have the most potential to curb the aggression in hazing.
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Perpetrator
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Bystander
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Victim
Correct Answer
A. BystanderExplanation
Bystanders have the most potential to curb the aggression in hazing because they are the individuals who witness the hazing acts but are not directly involved as perpetrators or victims. Bystanders have the power to intervene, speak up against hazing, or seek help from authorities, which can help stop the cycle of aggression. By taking a stand against hazing and refusing to participate or condone it, bystanders can play a crucial role in preventing and reducing instances of hazing.Rate this question:
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When the team makes the freshman carry the water bottles to and from practice, it is considered hazing.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Hazing refers to any activity or behavior that is used to humiliate, degrade, or harm individuals as a part of initiation rituals or group bonding activities. In this scenario, making the freshman carry the water bottles to and from practice can be seen as a form of hazing because it singles them out for a menial task and potentially subjects them to ridicule or humiliation. This behavior can have negative psychological and emotional effects on the freshman and goes against the principles of respect and equality within a team.Rate this question:
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It is not considered hazing in Pennsylvania if a prospective/new member willingly participates in an activity and signs a waiver of liability stating this fact.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
In Pennsylvania, even if a prospective/new member willingly participates in an activity and signs a waiver of liability, it is still considered hazing. This means that the organization or individuals involved can still be held accountable for any harm caused during the activity, regardless of the participant's consent or signed waiver.Rate this question:
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It is difficult to instill a sense of membership within a group without hazing.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
This statement is not true. It is possible to instill a sense of membership within a group without hazing. Hazing is a harmful and dangerous practice that can lead to physical and psychological harm. There are various other ways to create a sense of belonging and membership within a group, such as team-building exercises, group activities, open communication, and fostering a supportive and inclusive environment. Hazing should never be considered as a necessary means to create a sense of membership.Rate this question:
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It cannot be considered hazing if an organization's leaders are not informed about, or involved in, a hazing activity that a small group of members organize.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
This statement is false because the involvement or knowledge of an organization's leaders does not determine whether an activity is considered hazing or not. Hazing refers to any activity that humiliates, degrades, or endangers individuals as a condition for joining or remaining in a group, regardless of whether leaders are aware or involved. The responsibility lies with the entire organization to prevent and address hazing, not just the leaders.Rate this question:
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What can happen at our University if an allegation of hazing is made?
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A police officer may contact students to investigate the incident
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A criminal charge may be filed
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The university judicial process may be initiated by the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities
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None of the above
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
If an allegation of hazing is made at our University, all of the above options can happen. A police officer may contact students to investigate the incident, indicating that a criminal charge may be filed. Additionally, the university judicial process may be initiated by the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities. Therefore, all of these actions can occur in response to an allegation of hazing at our University.Rate this question:
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If I am concerned that I, or someone I care about, is being hazed by an organization I should contact.
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My organization advisor and/or coach
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The Dean of Students Department
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The University Police Department
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Any and/or all of the above
Correct Answer
A. Any and/or all of the aboveExplanation
If someone is concerned about being hazed or witnessing hazing within an organization, it is important to take action and seek help. Contacting the organization advisor and/or coach is a good first step as they may have the authority to address the issue internally. However, if the concern persists or if the advisor/coach is unresponsive, it is recommended to reach out to the Dean of Students Department. They have the authority to investigate and take disciplinary action if necessary. Additionally, involving the University Police Department can ensure the safety of individuals involved and provide further assistance in handling the situation. Therefore, contacting any and/or all of the above options is a suitable course of action.Rate this question:
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Hazing is just something that you have to do that all freshman go through.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Hazing is not something that all freshmen have to go through. Hazing refers to the practice of subjecting newcomers to abusive or humiliating rituals as a way to initiate them into a group. While hazing may occur in some organizations or groups, it is not a universal experience for all freshmen. The statement suggests a false belief that hazing is a necessary part of the freshman experience, which is incorrect.Rate this question:
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What is an alternative activity to hazing that will instill bonding?
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Ropes Course
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Movie
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Community Service
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All of the Above
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A. All of the AboveExplanation
All of the above options - Ropes Course, Movie, and Community Service - can be alternative activities to hazing that promote bonding among individuals. A ropes course involves team-building activities and challenges that require cooperation and trust, fostering a sense of unity. Watching a movie together allows individuals to relax and bond over shared interests. Community service projects encourage teamwork, compassion, and a common goal, leading to stronger connections among participants. Therefore, all of these activities can be effective alternatives to hazing, promoting bonding in a positive and inclusive manner.Rate this question:
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Why do people haze?
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They like to feel dominant
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They think they are actually "teaching"
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They want to continue tradition
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
People haze for various reasons. Some individuals engage in hazing because it allows them to feel dominant and exert power over others. They enjoy the sense of control and superiority that comes with hazing. Others may believe that they are actually "teaching" or toughening up the individuals being hazed, mistakenly thinking that it will benefit them in some way. Additionally, some people haze because they want to continue a tradition that has been passed down through generations. All of these reasons contribute to why people engage in hazing.Rate this question:
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More than 20% of female NCAA athletes were subjected to alcohol-related hazing; however even a higher percentage admitted "mental-hazing" which ranged from singing to being kidnapped.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given statement suggests that more than 20% of female NCAA athletes experienced alcohol-related hazing, and an even higher percentage admitted to experiencing "mental-hazing" which included activities like singing or being kidnapped. The answer "True" indicates that the statement is accurate and reflects the prevalence of hazing among female NCAA athletes.Rate this question:
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40% of college students admit to being hazed.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given statement suggests that 40% of college students admit to being hazed. This means that a significant portion of college students have experienced hazing, which refers to the practice of subjecting newcomers to abusive or humiliating rituals as a part of initiation into a group. The answer "True" implies that the statement is accurate and that a considerable number of college students have acknowledged being subjected to hazing activities.Rate this question:
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More than ___________ students experienced some sort of hazing to join a college athletic team.
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100,000
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500,000
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20,000
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250,000
Correct Answer
A. 250,000Explanation
The given statement suggests that a significant number of students have experienced hazing to join a college athletic team. Out of the options provided, the closest number to a significant amount is 250,000. Therefore, it can be inferred that 250,000 students have experienced some sort of hazing to join a college athletic team.Rate this question:
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______ percent of college students say that their coach or advisor knew about a hazing activity.
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20
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30
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40
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50
Correct Answer
A. 40Explanation
40 percent of college students say that their coach or advisor knew about a hazing activity. This means that a significant portion of college students believe that their coach or advisor had knowledge of hazing activities happening within their institution. This could indicate a lack of oversight or a culture that tolerates hazing within the college environment. It is concerning that such a high percentage of students feel that their authority figures are aware of these harmful activities and yet do not take action to prevent them.Rate this question:
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_____% of all college students admit to being hazed.
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5
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10
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20
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50
Correct Answer
A. 5Explanation
The correct answer is 5 because it is the lowest percentage among the options given. This suggests that a smaller proportion of college students admit to being hazed compared to the other percentages listed.Rate this question:
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_____of the female NCAA athletes were physically hazed including being branded, tattooed, beaten thrown in water of having their head forcibly shaved.
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5
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10
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15
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20
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_____ percent of college students agree that a significant part of initiation is humiliation.
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More than 50
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More than 20
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More than 60
Correct Answer
A. More than 60Explanation
A majority of college students, more than 60 percent, believe that a significant aspect of initiation involves humiliation. This suggests that a large portion of college students perceive initiation rituals as involving some form of embarrassing or degrading behavior.Rate this question:
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