Quiz: 47 Years of Treating Sexual Abuse by Juveniles: Who Are These Kids, and How Do We Help Them?


(NOT152-A) Quiz – 47 Years of Treating Sexual Abuse by Juveniles: Who Are These Kids, and How Do We Help Them?
1. True or False? Maintaining good personal and professional boundaries is critical.
2. To work best with sexually abusive juveniles, professionals must:
3. ____ percent of female college students report unwanted sexual contact.
4. True or False? A lower staff-client ratio is recommended for group therapy with clients age 5-11.
5. Which of the following is a factor that encourages sexual offending from a young age?
6. True or False? U.S. states and other countries have different sexual offense laws.
7. Which of the following is an issue of polygraphs?
8. Clients who offend after age 15 in Washington State must wait ___ years before petitioning the court to have the registration requirement dismissed.
9. Which state does NOT have a registration requirement for juvenile sex offenders?
10. How do children develop sexual behavior problems?
11. True or False? Some states require individuals who sexually offend to register when visiting for a certain amount of time.
12. ___ is a unique Washington term that refers to children or adolescents with sexual behavior problems.
13. Which of the following is a reason why clients do not often self-report?
14. Which of the following is NOT an example of banishment?
15. Which of the following is a basic guideline of safety and supervision plans for children and adolescents with sexual behavior problems?
16. In a meta-analysis by Caldwell (2007) ___ percent of the new sexual offenses in the follow-up period were committed by the non sex-offending delinquents.
17. Which of the following is true of the typical sexual offender?
18. ____ percent of male college students report sexual abuse by physical force.
19. Sex offenders visiting Florida must register there if they will be there __ or more consecutive days.
20. In Washington State, ___ happens after a child has been released from an institution.
21. Which of the following is a risk point in reference to sexual abuse of children?
22. True or False? Children and adolescents with developmental delays have different sexual drives and feelings as higher functioning youth.
23. Caldwell (2007) found that juvenile sex offenders were ___ times more likely to be charged with a non-sexual offense than a sexual offense.
24. Which of the following encourages children to develop normal sexual behaviors and interests?
25. Up to ____ percent of female college students report sexual abuse while incapacitated.