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What is the most common perpetrator of sexual abuse according to the provided information?
What is the most common perpetrator of sexual abuse according to the provided information?
- Parents or carers (correct)
- Adult women
- Strangers
- Adult men
In Australia, what percentage of girls are expected to experience some form of sexual abuse?
In Australia, what percentage of girls are expected to experience some form of sexual abuse?
- 5%
- 50%
- 25% (correct)
- 75%
For boys who experience sexual abuse, what percentage of offenders are known to them?
For boys who experience sexual abuse, what percentage of offenders are known to them?
- 75%
- 50%
- 25%
- 98% (correct)
Who is most likely to commit abuse other than sexual abuse according to the text?
Who is most likely to commit abuse other than sexual abuse according to the text?
What percentage of 8 to 17-year-olds in the text have been contacted by a stranger online?
What percentage of 8 to 17-year-olds in the text have been contacted by a stranger online?
What percentage of 8 to 17-year-olds in the text had been sent inappropriate content online?
What percentage of 8 to 17-year-olds in the text had been sent inappropriate content online?
What will be covered in Section 3 of the module?
What will be covered in Section 3 of the module?
In Section 4, what will you be taught?
In Section 4, what will you be taught?
What key message does the friendly AVATAR deliver to guardians or carers in the training module?
What key message does the friendly AVATAR deliver to guardians or carers in the training module?
Why is it important for victims to speak up about abuse according to the content?
Why is it important for victims to speak up about abuse according to the content?
What does the module offer at the end of each section to help learners assess their knowledge?
What does the module offer at the end of each section to help learners assess their knowledge?
What is the focus of Section 1 of the module?
What is the focus of Section 1 of the module?
What is the crucial first step in halting abuse and safeguarding the child?
What is the crucial first step in halting abuse and safeguarding the child?
If you believe a child is in imminent danger, what should you do?
If you believe a child is in imminent danger, what should you do?
What action should you take if you are in doubt about how to proceed?
What action should you take if you are in doubt about how to proceed?
What should you avoid doing when a child discloses abuse?
What should you avoid doing when a child discloses abuse?
According to the information provided, what is the right course of action if a child is not in imminent danger?
According to the information provided, what is the right course of action if a child is not in imminent danger?
What should you always do within 24 hours of a child's disclosure of abuse?
What should you always do within 24 hours of a child's disclosure of abuse?
What is the purpose of screening volunteers and employees in Girl Guides Australia?
What is the purpose of screening volunteers and employees in Girl Guides Australia?
Which of the following is NOT a key element of a CSCF community?
Which of the following is NOT a key element of a CSCF community?
Who are the most common perpetrators of sexual abuse?
Who are the most common perpetrators of sexual abuse?
What is the first step when you believe a child is in imminent danger?
What is the first step when you believe a child is in imminent danger?
What is the purpose of using open-ended questions with girls?
What is the purpose of using open-ended questions with girls?
How should volunteers respond if a child reports abuse or neglect?
How should volunteers respond if a child reports abuse or neglect?
What is a key point to remember when encouraging children to talk about their worries?
What is a key point to remember when encouraging children to talk about their worries?
What should volunteers do to support a child who expresses worry?
What should volunteers do to support a child who expresses worry?
Why are open-ended questions important when talking to children?
Why are open-ended questions important when talking to children?
What action could potentially save a child's life?
What action could potentially save a child's life?
