Survivor Teachings: A Process Of Healing and Hope (CA)

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2. While recovering through the past trauma of sex trafficking, survivors may experience

All choices are correct.

Extreme weight gain.

Extreme weight loss.

Inappropriate sexual activity.

3. When acting advocate for trafficked victims, it is important to

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Practice trauma informed care.

Ask about their basic needs.

Follow through with promises you have made.

4. In large social settings, like a theme park or sporting event, traffickers typically seek out children who are

Alone and unsupervised.

Older.

Younger.

Outgoing and with others.

5. Which of the following is NOT a typical indicator that someone is being trafficked?

They are eager to tell authorities, or anyone, what is going on.

If they respond to questions at all, it may sound coached or rehearsed.

They may have burns or branding scars, or other signs of abuse.

If they have injuries, they may be reluctant to talk about how it happened.

6. One common theme among survivors is

The inability to trust others.

There is a predictable road to recovery.

The ability to trust authority.

They find there is no shame in telling their story.

7. If you suspect someone if being trafficked you should NOT

Confront the victim and trafficker and take photos to send to authorities.

If it is safe, take photos of the car, people or license plate.

Call 9-1-1 if there is an immediate danger to the victim.

Contact your statewide child abuse hotline of National Human Trafficking hotline.

9. Which of the following is NOT true? During community crisis, such as the COVID19 pandemic, human trafficking _____________

Decreases because of heightened concern for all community members.

Thrives and is more hidden because of the crisis.

Increases because those at risk are even more at-risk during crisis.

Is even more dangerous because victims are forced into even riskier situations.

10. Gradually making the victim comfortable to perform sexual acts and then using threats of violence if secrets are revealed is considered

Victim acquisition.

Victim grooming.

Human trafficking.

Trafficker action.