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Understanding Sexual Assault

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What is sexual assault?

Any act in which one person is sexually intimate with another person without that person's consent (correct)

Any act in which one person is emotionally intimate with another person with that person's consent

Any act in which one person is sexually intimate with another person with that person's consent

Any act in which one person is emotionally intimate with another person without that person's consent

What defines sexual assault?

Lack of consent (correct)

Presence of alcohol

Mutual agreement

Public location

What is necessary for an act to be considered sexual assault?

Public acknowledgment

Lack of consent from one of the involved parties (correct)

Mutual affection

Presence of a third party

Sexual assault is always consensual?

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Sexual assault involves one person being sexually intimate with another person without consent?

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Consent is not a factor in sexual assault?

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Sexual Assault

Sexual assault is a type of sexual violence that involves non-consensual sexual contact or behavior.
It is defined as any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit and enthusiastic consent of all parties involved.
For an act to be considered sexual assault, it must involve a lack of consent, coercion, or force.

Sexual assault is never consensual, as it involves a violation of a person's autonomy and bodily integrity.
Consent is a crucial factor in determining whether an act constitutes sexual assault.
Without consent, any form of sexual intimacy or contact is considered a violation of the person's rights and autonomy.