Quiz: Working with Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse: Intersectional Approaches to Healing

(NOT137-A) Quiz: Working with Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse: Intersectional Approaches to Healing

Training Title: Working with Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse: Intersectional Approaches to Healing
This exam contains 20 questions. In order to receive credit, you MUST answer at least 16 questions correctly. You may attempt the quiz as many times as you’d like.

1. According to the concept of the Sexual Self, sexuality is best understood as:
2. Which of the following best exemplifies a contextual protective factor for male survivors of sexual abuse?
3. What is an exacerbating factor that can make recovery from sexual abuse more challenging for men?
4. When sexual abuse occurs during childhood, the child’s emergent sexuality:
5. Intersectionality helps explain how different circumstances surrounding men can impact both the experience of sexual abuse and recovery from it.
6. One societal response that minimizes the victimization of adolescent boys sexually abused by women is:
7. When adultification occurs outside the home, it is always founded within:
8. Which characteristic describes teens who are often targeted in grooming situations?
9. In the context of grooming adolescents, the tactic of “isolating” involves:
10. Children who experience sexual abuse typically have the language and comprehension skills to make sense of what happened to them.
11. Adult male survivors of sexual abuse commonly face which response when disclosing their experiences?
12. Our sexual self is shaped by:
13. Understanding our deeper drives, according to the Sexual Self framework, can lead to:
14. Which of the following is identified as a challenge men may face when trying to connect with the Sexual Self after sexual abuse?
15. Early development of shame is one impact of childhood sexual abuse.
16. According to the developmental framework, adulthood begins at:
17. One complexity in recognizing abuse during adolescence is that:
18. The grooming tactic of “exposing” involves introducing the victim to:
19. Which of the following is identified as a challenge men face when trying to connect with the Sexual Self after sexual abuse?
20. Adultification refers to giving children additional age-appropriate responsibilities to promote healthy development.