Survivor Teachings: A Process Of Healing And Hope (Ky)
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- 1.
Which of the following is NOT true? During community crisis, such as the COVID19 pandemic, human trafficking _____________
- A.
Decreases because of heightened concern for all community members.
- B.
Thrives and is more hidden because of the crisis.
- C.
Increases because those at risk are even more at-risk during crisis.
- D.
Is even more dangerous because victims are forced into even riskier situations.
Correct Answer
A. Decreases because of heightened concern for all community members. -
- 2.
In large social settings, like a theme park or sporting event, traffickers typically seek out children who are
- A.
Alone and unsupervised.
- B.
Older.
- C.
Younger.
- D.
Outgoing and with others.
Correct Answer
A. Alone and unsupervised. -
- 3.
In general, the tactics to manipulate and exploit victims is the same as it was in the 1960’s.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 4.
Which of the following is NOT a typical indicator that someone is being trafficked?
- A.
They are eager to tell authorities, or anyone, what is going on.
- B.
If they respond to questions at all, it may sound coached or rehearsed.
- C.
They may have burns or branding scars, or other signs of abuse.
- D.
If they have injuries, they may be reluctant to talk about how it happened.
Correct Answer
A. They are eager to tell authorities, or anyone, what is going on. -
- 5.
Gradually making the victim comfortable to perform sexual acts and then using threats of violence if secrets are revealed is considered
- A.
Victim acquisition.
- B.
Victim grooming.
- C.
Human trafficking.
- D.
Trafficker action.
Correct Answer
A. Victim acquisition. -
- 6.
One common theme among survivors is
- A.
The inability to trust others.
- B.
There is a predictable road to recovery.
- C.
The ability to trust authority.
- D.
They find there is no shame in telling their story.
Correct Answer
A. The inability to trust others. -
- 7.
When helping survivors sometimes the best thing you can do is just listen to them and be there for them.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 8.
While recovering through the past trauma of sex trafficking, survivors may experience
- A.
All choices are correct.
- B.
Extreme weight gain.
- C.
Extreme weight loss.
- D.
Inappropriate sexual activity.
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct. -
- 9.
If you suspect someone if being trafficked you should NOT
- A.
Confront the victim and trafficker and take photos to send to authorities.
- B.
If it is safe, take photos of the car, people or license plate.
- C.
Call 9-1-1 if there is an immediate danger to the victim.
- D.
Contact your statewide child abuse hotline of National Human Trafficking hotline.
Correct Answer
A. Confront the victim and trafficker and take photos to send to authorities. -
- 10.
When acting advocate for trafficked victims, it is important to
- A.
All choices are correct.
- B.
Practice trauma informed care.
- C.
Ask about their basic needs.
- D.
Follow through with promises you have made.
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct. -
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