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What is sexual harassment?
What is sexual harassment?
- Unwanted and sexual (correct)
- Sexual and wanted
- Fun and flirty
Mary keeps asking Chad out on a date, even though he says NO every time. This behavior is sexual harassment.
Mary keeps asking Chad out on a date, even though he says NO every time. This behavior is sexual harassment.
True (A)
Which of the following is an example of sexual harassment?
Which of the following is an example of sexual harassment?
- A student threatening another student in class
- A student keeps writing notes about another student during class
- A student spreads a rumor about another student kissing 4 people at a party (correct)
- A student asks another student out on a date one time, and he/she says NO
Sexual harassment only involves sexual touching.
Sexual harassment only involves sexual touching.
John always calls Matt sexual names, including calling him 'gay'. John's comments are sexual harassment.
John always calls Matt sexual names, including calling him 'gay'. John's comments are sexual harassment.
Which of the following is a step to reporting sexual harassment?
Which of the following is a step to reporting sexual harassment?
Sexual violence is never the victim's fault.
Sexual violence is never the victim's fault.
Consent means to give approval to what is done or proposed by another person.
Consent means to give approval to what is done or proposed by another person.
Study Notes
Sexual Harassment Definition
- Sexual harassment is defined as unwanted and sexual behavior.
Mary and Chad Case Study
- Mary's repeated requests for a date despite Chad's consistent refusals constitutes sexual harassment.
Examples of Sexual Harassment
- Spreading rumors about another student's romantic activity is an example of sexual harassment.
- Calling someone sexual names, even if those names are not related to sexual acts, can qualify as sexual harassment.
Myths about Sexual Harassment
- Sexual harassment can involve various forms of behavior, including verbal and written communication, not just physical touching.
Reporting Sexual Harassment
- Reporting sexual harassment involves informing a trusted adult, such as a parent, teacher, or school counselor.
- It's crucial to keep a record of the incident, including dates, times, and details.
Sexual Violence
- Sexual violence is never the victim's fault.
Consent
- Consent refers to giving permission for an action or proposal.
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This quiz explores the definition of sexual harassment, real-life examples, and common myths surrounding the issue. It also addresses the importance of consent and proper reporting procedures. Test your knowledge and awareness about sexual harassment and its implications.
