Quiz: Providing Treatment to Minor-Attracted People (OT252-A) Quiz: Providing Treatment to Minor-Attracted People Training Title: Providing Treatment to Minor-Attracted People This exam contains 20 questions. In order to receive credit, you MUST get at least 16 questions correct. You may attempt the quiz as many times as you’d like. First Name * Last Name * Email * 1. When an individual engages in a behavior that goes against the identified norm, but the stigma they experience is strong enough that they work to change that behavior, it is called _________ shaming. * stigmatic reintegrative norm deviation secondary 2. A family member of a person who is stigmatized for their sexual orientation may experience what is called ________ shaming. * curtesy secondary norm-centralized Both a and b 3. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) continues to influence * stigma. sexual behavior. legislation. political rhetoric. 4. An increase in media related to CSA occurred during what decade? * 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 5. What was the source of the presenter’s discussion of norm-centered stigma theory (NCST)? * Seto, 2012 Franke et al., 2019 Worthen, 2020 Berryessa, 2021 6. Which of the following was NOT one of the four points the presenter highlighted regarding NCST? * Social power is required to create norms MAPs are a powerless group Groups with power decide who is exclude Maintains social power structures 7. What percentage of men experience romantic and sexual interest in minors? * 1–5% 3–9% 4–11% 12-16% 8. What percentage of women experience romantic and sexual interest in minors? * 1–4% 3–7% 4–9% 7-12% 9. MAPs are typically aligned with what DSM-5 diagnosis? * Pedophilia Pedophilic disorder Anxiety disorder Both a and b 10. What percentage of child sexual abuse convictions do not meet criteria for pedophilia/PD? * 10–20% 20–30% 30–40% 50-60% 11. Studies of which of the following have suggested that being a MAP is similar to having any other sexual orientation? * MAP age of onset Sexual and romantic bxs Stability over time All of the above 12. According to the presenter, in an online forum of MAPs, 32% said they planned and 13% said they attempted * substance abuse. child abuse. suicide. therapy. 13. Which of the following was NOT listed by the presenters as a potential risk factor for MAPs? * Emotional and social skill deficits Emotional dysregulation Cognitive distortions Abusive sexual scripts (correct, side 12) 14. True or false? One of the barriers to the treatment of MAPs who seek therapy is the confusion of practitioners about their state’s mandated reporting and duty to warm laws. * True False 15. One of the results of popular media misinformation is the * manipulation of pedophilia terminology. widespread misperceptions about normal sexuality. exaggeration of recidivism rates. None of the above 16. What is the lifetime cost of fatal and non-fatal case of CSA per survivor? * $50,600 $82,126 $122,261 $351,427 17. True or false? Cases of CSA rose between 1993 and 2008. * True False 18. What country has revised its mandated reporting/duty to warn laws? * The US Canada The UK Germany 19. When an individual from a group that is significantly stigmatized or marginalized is given an opportunity to speak directly to others in that group and discuss their experiences, it is called * narrative humanization. specified group therapy. stigma sharing. trauma revisitation. 20. What was the presenter’s term for the idea that individuals can only be fully understood by all their parts? * Human focusing Intersectionality Marginality Anti-marginalization Submit If you are human, leave this field blank. Δ
