ILEA 235 EXAM 6 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
In what percentage of domestic assaults, is the female the victim? - answers - 85%
What is known as "repeated/continuing harassment that would make a reasonable
person fearful. Lvl 6 felony" - answers - stalking
Average of how many women are shot and killed by an intimate partner every month? -
answers - 70
Women who are strangled, even 1 time, are _______% more likely to be killed by their
abuser - answers - 750%
What is considered an intimate image? - answers - all genitilia besides a man's nipple
What are predisposing factors? - answers - experiences and life circumstances that
create violent tendencies in people
Who are typically the traffickers? - answers - people who have a relationship to the
person. This includes immediate family, boyfriends, friends of family
What is maslow's hierarchy of needs - answers - 1. Physiological needs
2. Safety and security needs
3. Love and belonging needs
4. Self esteem
5. Self actualization
Who should you call when you observe the red flags of sex trafficking? - answers - call
dcs hotline and ask to initiate a human trafficking report
What are red flags/ quick indicators of trafficking - answers - runaway/homeless youth,
branding tattoos, excess cash they cannot afford, inappropriate clothing, signs of abuse
What is known as a preconceived idea or preference, and adverse opinion or judgement
formed beforehand or without full knowledge or complete examination of the facts
(prejudgment of a person or thing - answers - prejudice
What is known as a criminal offense committed against a person or property which is
motivated in whole or part, by the offender's bias against race, religion, gender,
disabilities - answers - hate crime (fed crime only)
What is a stereotype? - answers - a generalized, usually exaggerated, or
oversimplified and often offensive, that is used to describe or distinguish a group
(conventional opinion) this is also a key feature on prejudice, racism, sexism, and
ageism
, What is a bias crime? - answers - these are state crimes
When someone knowingly and intentionally selected the person who was injured or
damaged or otherwise affected property by the offense because of color, creed,
disability, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation of the injured person or owner
of the occupant of the affected property or because they were associated with any other
recognizable group or affiliation
What is the practical guideline for bias and hate crimes? - answers - would this crime
have been committed if the victim and perpetrator were in the same group?
What are bias crime indicators? - answers - race, ethnic, culture, gender, drawings,
markings, written statements, gestures, symbols, motive of suspect
What is hyper sexualization? - answers - the attribution of sexual or erotic
characteristics to someone or something to an extreme or inappropriate degree
What are a few myths of rape? - answers - men can't be raped
Only pretty girls wearing sexy clothing get raped
How many men and women report being raped? - answers - 1 in 5 women and 1 in 71
men
What are myths about survivors/victims? - answers - spouses can't rape their partners
Silence is compliance
If they did not say no/resist then it wasn't rape
If you were drunk, you were asking for it
What percentage of females report being raped by their intimate partners? - answers -
more than half, 51.1%
Remember only 10-15% of rapes are by a stranger
What are four motivations of rape under groth typology? - answers - power
Anger
Opportunity based
Sadistic
What is known as any impairment of physical condition, including physical pain -
answers - bodily injury
What is known as bodily injury that creates a substantial risk of death or that cause
serious permanent disfigurement, unconsciousness, extreme pain, etc - answers -
serious bodily injury
What are tactics of the batterer? - answers - behavior is purposeful to achieve
compliance. Violence can be occasional, not every day
In what percentage of domestic assaults, is the female the victim? - answers - 85%
What is known as "repeated/continuing harassment that would make a reasonable
person fearful. Lvl 6 felony" - answers - stalking
Average of how many women are shot and killed by an intimate partner every month? -
answers - 70
Women who are strangled, even 1 time, are _______% more likely to be killed by their
abuser - answers - 750%
What is considered an intimate image? - answers - all genitilia besides a man's nipple
What are predisposing factors? - answers - experiences and life circumstances that
create violent tendencies in people
Who are typically the traffickers? - answers - people who have a relationship to the
person. This includes immediate family, boyfriends, friends of family
What is maslow's hierarchy of needs - answers - 1. Physiological needs
2. Safety and security needs
3. Love and belonging needs
4. Self esteem
5. Self actualization
Who should you call when you observe the red flags of sex trafficking? - answers - call
dcs hotline and ask to initiate a human trafficking report
What are red flags/ quick indicators of trafficking - answers - runaway/homeless youth,
branding tattoos, excess cash they cannot afford, inappropriate clothing, signs of abuse
What is known as a preconceived idea or preference, and adverse opinion or judgement
formed beforehand or without full knowledge or complete examination of the facts
(prejudgment of a person or thing - answers - prejudice
What is known as a criminal offense committed against a person or property which is
motivated in whole or part, by the offender's bias against race, religion, gender,
disabilities - answers - hate crime (fed crime only)
What is a stereotype? - answers - a generalized, usually exaggerated, or
oversimplified and often offensive, that is used to describe or distinguish a group
(conventional opinion) this is also a key feature on prejudice, racism, sexism, and
ageism
, What is a bias crime? - answers - these are state crimes
When someone knowingly and intentionally selected the person who was injured or
damaged or otherwise affected property by the offense because of color, creed,
disability, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation of the injured person or owner
of the occupant of the affected property or because they were associated with any other
recognizable group or affiliation
What is the practical guideline for bias and hate crimes? - answers - would this crime
have been committed if the victim and perpetrator were in the same group?
What are bias crime indicators? - answers - race, ethnic, culture, gender, drawings,
markings, written statements, gestures, symbols, motive of suspect
What is hyper sexualization? - answers - the attribution of sexual or erotic
characteristics to someone or something to an extreme or inappropriate degree
What are a few myths of rape? - answers - men can't be raped
Only pretty girls wearing sexy clothing get raped
How many men and women report being raped? - answers - 1 in 5 women and 1 in 71
men
What are myths about survivors/victims? - answers - spouses can't rape their partners
Silence is compliance
If they did not say no/resist then it wasn't rape
If you were drunk, you were asking for it
What percentage of females report being raped by their intimate partners? - answers -
more than half, 51.1%
Remember only 10-15% of rapes are by a stranger
What are four motivations of rape under groth typology? - answers - power
Anger
Opportunity based
Sadistic
What is known as any impairment of physical condition, including physical pain -
answers - bodily injury
What is known as bodily injury that creates a substantial risk of death or that cause
serious permanent disfigurement, unconsciousness, extreme pain, etc - answers -
serious bodily injury
What are tactics of the batterer? - answers - behavior is purposeful to achieve
compliance. Violence can be occasional, not every day
