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What is consent?
What is consent?
Consent is permission for something to happen or an agreement to do something.
Consent is always obvious.
Consent is always obvious.
False
If you're drunk or high, you can still physically give your consent.
If you're drunk or high, you can still physically give your consent.
False
Consent cannot be withdrawn.
Consent cannot be withdrawn.
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If consent was given in the past, it automatically applies to future activities.
If consent was given in the past, it automatically applies to future activities.
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Sexual assault only includes physical acts like intercourse or sexual touching.
Sexual assault only includes physical acts like intercourse or sexual touching.
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Sexual assault can only occur if the victim is physically harmed.
Sexual assault can only occur if the victim is physically harmed.
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How can sexual exploitation occur?
How can sexual exploitation occur?
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Dating violence only involves physical abuse.
Dating violence only involves physical abuse.
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What is domestic violence?
What is domestic violence?
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What is sexual harassment?
What is sexual harassment?
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Study Notes
Consent
- Consent is permission for something to happen or agreement to do something.
- It's crucial to recognize consent.
- Consent is clear and obvious, not a guess.
- If unsure, ask.
- There are various ways to communicate "no."
- Respectful communication with your partner is key to consent.
- Being intoxicated (drunk or high) prevents the ability to give consent.
- Past consent does not guarantee future consent.
- Everyone has the right to change their mind and revoke consent at any time.
- Any sexual activity without consent is a crime, regardless of age.
Sexual Assault
- Sexual assault is any sexual activity forced on someone without their consent.
- Force can be physical, or through threats, bullying, manipulation, alcohol/drugs, or harassment.
- Examples of sexual assault include kissing, touching, groping, flashing, oral sex, intercourse, photographing, etc.
Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault
- Often called "drug rape" or "date rape."
- Someone uses the victim's intoxication (alcohol or drugs) to assault them.
- This can range from unwanted kissing or touching to intercourse.
Sexual Exploitation
- Sexual exploitation is the sexual abuse of a person by exchanging sex or sexual acts for things like drugs, food, shelter, or money.
- It includes creating or viewing pornography, sexually explicit images, or websites.
Relationship Violence
- Dating violence is emotional, physical, and/or sexual abuse of one partner by another in a dating relationship where the couple is not living together.
Domestic Violence
- Domestic violence is physical or sexual assault, or threat of such violence, against a partner in a domestic relationship.
- Definitions include opposite-sex and same-sex partnerships.
Sexual Harassment
- Unwanted sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and unwanted verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature.
- This includes pinching, patting, rubbing, inappropriate jokes, comments, suggestions, etc.
- Unintentional behavior can still constitute sexual harassment.
Where to Get Help
- Durham Rape Crisis Centre: 24-hour crisis line, counselling, support for recent or past abuse (905) 668-9200
- Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline: Crisis intervention, information, literature, referrals to support resources (1-800-422-4453)
- Durham Children's Aid Society: Support for abused children or individuals who suspect abuse (905) 433-1551 or (1-800) 461-8140
- Second Base Youth Shelter: Shelter for 16-21 year-olds (416) 261-2733
- Kids Help Phone: Counselling, support for children and youth (1-800-668-6868)
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This quiz covers important concepts surrounding consent, sexual assault, and drug-facilitated sexual assault. It emphasizes the importance of clear communication regarding consent, the implications of intoxication, and the various forms of sexual assault. Knowledge of these topics is crucial for fostering respectful relationships and ensuring safety.
