If you provide your e-mail address, you may get a follow-up survey by e-mail. Complete this questionnaire after taking the Stewards of Children v.2 training. Statement Circle T (true) or F (false) The accepted definition of child sexual abuse includes all acts of touching children in a sexual way. It also includes voyeurism and T F exposing children to pornography. In a child for sexual abuse, a potential offender often “grooming” develops a friendship or provides services for the child’s family. T F Background checks are inadequate as a primary child sexual abuse prevention tool. T F About 1 in 20 children is sexually abused by their 18th birthday. T F The majority of child sexual abuse incidents are perpetrated by T F acquaintances and friends of the child or their family. Some child sexual abuse victims are abused by an older or more powerful child. T F Unlike the victims of forms of abuse, child sexual abuse victims are at low risk of delinquency and rebellion. T F Decreased school performance and school drop-out are common consequences of sexual abuse. T F If you witness an adult the boundaries” of acceptable “pressing behavior, you should tell the adult that the behavior is inappropriate, T F set limits and move on. Children who are being sexually abused often regress sexually- avoiding sexual language and situations. T F There are almost always physical signs that children have been abused T F such as bruising, redness or bleeding around the genitals or mouth. – A substantial percentage of reported incidents of child sexual abuse by T F teens are false.
If you provide your e-mail address, you may get a follow-up survey by e-mail. Complete this questionnaire after taking the Stewards of Children v.2 training. Statement Circle T (true) or F (false) The accepted definition of child sexual abuse includes all acts of touching children in a sexual way. It also includes voyeurism and exposing children to pornography. T F In “grooming” a child for sexual abuse, a potential offender often develops a friendship or provides services for the child’s family. T F Background checks are inadequate as a primary child sexual abuse prevention tool. T F About 1 in 20 children is sexually abused by their 18th birthday. T F The majority of child sexual abuse incidents are perpetrated by acquaintances and friends of the child or their family. T F Some child sexual abuse victims are abused by an older or more powerful child. T F Unlike the victims of forms of abuse, child sexual abuse victims are at low risk of delinquency and rebellion. T F Decreased school performance and school drop-out are common consequences of sexual abuse. T F If you witness an adult “pressing the boundaries” of acceptable behavior, you should tell the adult that the behavior is inappropriate, set limits and move on. T F Children who are being sexually abused often regress sexually- avoiding sexual language and situations. T F There are almost always physical signs that children have been abused – such as bruising, redness or bleeding around the genitals or mouth. T F A substantial percentage of reported incidents of child sexual abuse by teens are false. T F
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