Researchers have found that adult male survivors of child sexual abuse who were abused by men fair no better and report the same or similar symptoms as adult women survivors. In addition, they often:
A) have unfounded paranoid fears of male or transgendered sexual assault.
B) abuse alcohol and drugs.
C) are homophobic, have body image disturbances, and sexual orientation ambiguity.
D) act aggressively towards women in order to prove themselves.
Q. 2In dealing with children who have suffered loss, an adult should:
A) shield and protect the child.
B) be truthful and consistent.
C) be concerned if the child seems uncaring.
D) push the child to talk about the loss.
Q. 3Of the following behaviors that will help a crisis worker know whether a child is being sexually abused, which one does not belong? The sexually abused child may:
A) come to school early and stay late.
B) act out by hurting oneself rather than other children.
C) be hypervigilent of others and surroundings.
D) be sexually shy and appear ignorant of sexual matters.
Q. 4The stages of dying in the Kubler-Ross model are more or less:
A) pain, shock, remorse, coping, healing.
B) denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance.
C) anxiety, terror, bargaining, faith, resignation.
D) None of the answers are correct.
Q. 5Support groups are important for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse because they:
A) can try out new behaviors and discuss them with peers.
B) allow for reconciliation between the victim and the abuser.
C) help with dependency needs.
D) destroy old pathological scripts and replace them with new healthy ones.
Q. 6Kubler-Ross believes that our culture sees death as:
A) a transition into a greater eternal life.
B) defeatable through modern medical science.
C) an unspeakable issue, more so than sex or violence.
D) a resolvable issue through erecting monuments and memorials.
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