Sex Crime and Culture Quiz

A type of sexual assault that happens repeatedly.

A type of sexual assault where the victim is intoxicated by drugs or alcohol without their consent.

The brain's emotional center, responsible for triggering fight, flight, freeze, or fawn responses when faced with danger.

The part of the brain that stores memories, particularly short-term ones.

Chemical messengers that travel through the bloodstream to regulate bodily functions.

A series of brain structures, including the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and adrenal glands, responsible for regulating the body's stress response.

A type of mental disorder characterized by the presence of two or more distinct personalities within a single person.

The main nerve responsible for connecting the brain to the rest of the body. Plays a crucial role in regulating the body's response to stress.

A pattern of behavior where a parent relies on their child for emotional fulfillment that is typically provided by a partner.

Sexual activity between family members who are legally prohibited from marrying.

A manipulative tactic used by abusers to gain control over their victim by creating an emotional bond through love and intimacy.

The act of using force, fraud, or coercion to compel someone into a commercial sex act or sexual exploitation.

A specific form of sex trafficking involving minors.

A mental health disorder characterized by an atypical sexual arousal toward objects, animals, or non-consenting individuals.

The act of intentionally causing another person to experience a feeling of detachment from their body or surroundings through methods like spinning or drug use.

A set of techniques used to control and manipulate victims, including drug-induced amnesia, electric shocks, and forcing victims to abuse each other.

A category of sexual assaults that use substances, such as alcohol or drugs, to incapacitate the victim and make them more vulnerable.

A type of sexual abuse that involves a child victimizing another child.

A specific type of sexual abuse that involves a child acting out past sexual trauma on another child.

A type of sexual assault facilitated by using technology, such as online harassment, revenge porn, or the distribution of sexually explicit images without consent.

A set of distorted beliefs or thought patterns that can justify or rationalize child sexual abuse.

Harmful aftereffects experienced by survivors of trauma, including loss of free will, decreased intellectual abilities, and poor judgment.

A complex process involving both medical and mental health interventions, aiming to help survivors of trauma reclaim their well-being.

The type of trafficking where the victim is exploited by someone they consider a family member, who is not directly related, but called "auntie" for example.

The person who 'buys' the victim and exploits them. They are the abuser of the victim, often referred to as a "date," "john," or "trick."

The person being trafficked and exploited. They are the victims of the trafficking situation.

A type of abusive trafficker known for grooming, often stating, "no one else understands me like you." They exploit a child's need to belong and be loved.

The most severe type of trafficker who uses threats and violence, often saying, "Tell anyone, and I'll kill your family." They engage in rape, physical assault, and threats.

A stage in trafficking where victims are sold or placed with people or groups. This is a high-risk stage, with a high risk of early death for victims.

A method used in motivating individuals to recognize their own problematic behavior and make changes. It involves asking open-ended questions, offering affirmations, reflecting back on the individual's words, and summarizing their thoughts.

A group of people who participate in sexual activity involving children, or view and distribute images of child abuse. They often abuse multiple victims.

A sexual interest that causes significant distress, impairment, or harm to the individual's life.

A category of paraphilic disorders characterized by unusual sexual interests or activities.

A category of paraphilic disorders characterized by unusual targets for sexual interest.

A sexual interest in non-living objects or non-genital body parts.

A sexual interest in cross-dressing, fabric, or clothing.

A sexual interest in children.

A pattern of behavior where someone gains sexual pleasure from inflicting pain or humiliation on others.

A pattern of behavior where someone gains sexual pleasure from being subjected to pain or humiliation.

A type of sexual offender who derives gratification from the power and control they exert over their victims. They often plan their crimes and engage in stalking behavior.

A type of sexual offender motivated by anger and aggression towards their victims. They see rape as an act of revenge or punishment.

A classification of rapists based on their primary motivation for committing the crime, such as power, anger, or sadism.

A type of sexual offender who is driven by a desire to dominate and control their victim. Their crimes are often impulsive and unplanned.

A type of sexual offender who is motivated by feelings of inadequacy and insecurity. They often rationalize their crimes as a way to gain control and power.