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According to EEOC guidelines concerning sexual harassment, prohibited behavior: |
| | A) | does not necessarily affect employment conditions. |
| | B) | must be explicit. |
| | C) | unreasonably interferes with an individual's work performance. |
| | D) | must be offensive to more than one person in the workplace. |
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The factors that need to be examined to separate flirtation from sexual harassment include all of the following EXCEPT: |
| | A) | whether the initiator and the receiver have equal power. |
| | B) | whether the receiver was approached appropriately. |
| | C) | whether the receiver wishes to continue the contact. |
| | D) | whether the receiver and the initiator work in the same department. |
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Being typical of other men, Bill's astonishment on learning that his behavior toward a female coworker was considered to be harassment would likely be due to all of the following reasons EXCEPT: |
| | A) | men are less likely than women to perceive behaviors as harassing. |
| | B) | men tend to misperceive a woman's friendliness as sexual interest. |
| | C) | women are clearer than men about whether they perceive a behavior as flirting or as harassment. |
| | D) | women are more likely than men to perceive male-female relationships as adversarial. |
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Sexual harassment first becomes evident in: |
| | A) | elementary school. |
| | B) | middle school/junior high school. |
| | C) | high school. |
| | D) | the workplace. |
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Based on the research findings, which female employee is most likely to experience harassment in her workplace? |
| | A) | Amanda, a supervisor for the U.S. Department of Agriculture |
| | B) | Brenda, a high school science teacher |
| | C) | Carla, a police officer |
| | D) | Deborah, a civil rights attorney. |
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Biphobia is: |
| | A) | mistreatment of bisexuals by heterosexuals. |
| | B) | mistreatment of bisexuals by heterosexuals and homosexuals. |
| | C) | fear of becoming bisexual. |
| | D) | fear of being discriminated against because a person is bisexual. |
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One of the personal sources of anti-gay prejudice comes from: |
| | A) | legislation that discriminates against persons who are not heterosexual. |
| | B) | local morês. |
| | C) | court rulings that limit gay rights. |
| | D) | insecurities about a person's own sexuality. |
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The primary motivation behind rape is: |
| | A) | power. |
| | B) | sexual gratification. |
| | C) | rage. |
| | D) | the inability to control one's sexual urges. |
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Both men and women are most likely to be raped by: |
| | A) | a stranger. |
| | B) | someone of the same sex as the victim. |
| | C) | someone they know well. |
| | D) | someone of a different racial or ethnic group from the victim. |
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Date rapes: |
| | A) | are most often planned in advance. |
| | B) | often involve the use of alcohol or drugs. |
| | C) | are the same as acquaintance rapes. |
| | D) | are easily recognized by both participants as date rape. |
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Professor Sanjay was describing the characteristics typically shared by sexually coercive men. One of these characteristics is that these men: |
| | A) | report low levels of sexual activity. |
| | B) | are adept at persuasion. |
| | C) | report having had their first sexual experience by age 18. |
| | D) | believe in rape-supportive myths. |
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Marital rape: |
| | A) | is not recognized by law enforcement because it is not "real" rape. |
| | B) | is a rare occurrence. |
| | C) | leaves the victim experiencing betrayal, anger, humiliation, and guilt. |
| | D) | is the most commonly reported form of rape. |
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It may be expected that rape victims: |
| | A) | brought on the rape through their own actions. |
| | B) | experience depression, anxiety, restlessness, and guilt. |
| | C) | are aware that they were not responsible for the rape. |
| | D) | tend to become obsessed with sex. |
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Research investigating intrafamilial sexual abuse has found that: |
| | A) | brother-sister sexual abuse is generally harmless play or exploration. |
| | B) | sexual abuse by a stepfather does not have as severe an impact on a girl as sexual abuse by a biological father. |
| | C) | mothers rarely sexually abuse their children. |
| | D) | fathers' thoughts are about sexual gratification, control, power, and anger but the daughters experience disbelief, confusion, guilt, and anger. |
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Which of the following responses is NOT generally seen as a long-term effect of child sexual abuse? |
| | A) | Acting out behavior that results in indiscriminate sex with numerous partners |
| | B) | Depression and self-destructive tendencies |
| | C) | Somatic disturbances and dissociation |
| | D) | Interpersonal relationship difficulties |
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