Sex offenses are more often reported when the perpetrator is a(n)

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Sex offenses are more often reported when the perpetrator is a(n)

Sex offenses are more often reported when the perpetrator is a(n)

▸ person of the same sex as the victim.

▸ sibling.

▸ aunt or uncle.

▸ stranger.

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Authors: Alarid, Reichel

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