ILEA 235 TEST 6 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Sex Trafficking - Answers - Recruitment, harboring, transporting, providing, obtaining,
patronizing or soliciting a person for the purpose of commercial sex act through force,
fraud or coercion.
*Under age of 18 does not require force, fraud or coercion*
Labor Trafficking - Answers - Recruitment, harboring, transporting, providing, or
obtaining of a person for labor or services through force, fraud, or coercion.
For the purpose of involuntary servitude, peonage, debt bondage, or slavery
What does the "AMP" in the AMP Model stand for? - Answers - Action, Means,
Purpose
What is the AMP Model used for? - Answers - Used to break down the core
components of human trafficking, which includes an action, means, and purpose.
Human Trafficking v. Smuggling - Answers - Smuggling is illegal transportation of a
person across international borders.
Smuggling is typically voluntary and the person is free to leave afterwards.
A trafficked person may be transported into a country, but the person is then exploited
for financial gain through labor services.
What percent of trafficker have relationships with their victims? - Answers - 91%
-family, friends, boyfriends, employers
What might traffickers pose as on social media? - Answers - -Escort services
-Modeling agencies
-Dancing opportunities
-Boyfriends
-Friends
Who don't victims of trafficking leave? - Answers - -Love/Loyalty for their trafficker
-Fear
-Lack of resources
-Lack of Trust
-Language Barriers
-Don't know the law
-Feeling of not having an option
-Manipulated into the "buy-in"
, Who don't victims of trafficking disclose? - Answers - -Shame
-Self blame
-Embarrassment
-Guilt
-Belief that THEY are the criminal
-Not realizing they are a victim of Human Trafficking
-Fear of LE and the Legal System
-Fear of Retaliation
-Lack of Trust
Why do sexual assault victims not report? - Answers - -Society tends to blame survivor
-Criminal justice system fails
-Fear
-Negative emotions
-Survivor doesn't see it as a crime
-Intimate details
Trauma: - Answers - A traumatic event either witnessed or experienced, representing
a fundamental threat to ones physical integrity or survival.
_________ changes not only the details the victim will focus on and remember, but also
how those memories will be stored. - Answers - Trauma
4 phases of Crisis Response: - Answers - -Denial
-Outward Expression
-Active Crisis
-Integration/Disintegration
A Crisis State is resolved by actions including: - Answers - -Calling an advocate
-Filing a report
-Deciding not to take action
-Helping take the small steps
DFSA stands for: - Answers - Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault
3 conditions:
-Involuntary ingestion of incapacitating substance
-Voluntary & Involuntary
-Voluntary
Automic Nervous System has ___________ and _____________ responses. -
Answers - Sympathetic | "Fight or Flight"
Parasympathetic | "Rest & Digest"
Sex Trafficking - Answers - Recruitment, harboring, transporting, providing, obtaining,
patronizing or soliciting a person for the purpose of commercial sex act through force,
fraud or coercion.
*Under age of 18 does not require force, fraud or coercion*
Labor Trafficking - Answers - Recruitment, harboring, transporting, providing, or
obtaining of a person for labor or services through force, fraud, or coercion.
For the purpose of involuntary servitude, peonage, debt bondage, or slavery
What does the "AMP" in the AMP Model stand for? - Answers - Action, Means,
Purpose
What is the AMP Model used for? - Answers - Used to break down the core
components of human trafficking, which includes an action, means, and purpose.
Human Trafficking v. Smuggling - Answers - Smuggling is illegal transportation of a
person across international borders.
Smuggling is typically voluntary and the person is free to leave afterwards.
A trafficked person may be transported into a country, but the person is then exploited
for financial gain through labor services.
What percent of trafficker have relationships with their victims? - Answers - 91%
-family, friends, boyfriends, employers
What might traffickers pose as on social media? - Answers - -Escort services
-Modeling agencies
-Dancing opportunities
-Boyfriends
-Friends
Who don't victims of trafficking leave? - Answers - -Love/Loyalty for their trafficker
-Fear
-Lack of resources
-Lack of Trust
-Language Barriers
-Don't know the law
-Feeling of not having an option
-Manipulated into the "buy-in"
, Who don't victims of trafficking disclose? - Answers - -Shame
-Self blame
-Embarrassment
-Guilt
-Belief that THEY are the criminal
-Not realizing they are a victim of Human Trafficking
-Fear of LE and the Legal System
-Fear of Retaliation
-Lack of Trust
Why do sexual assault victims not report? - Answers - -Society tends to blame survivor
-Criminal justice system fails
-Fear
-Negative emotions
-Survivor doesn't see it as a crime
-Intimate details
Trauma: - Answers - A traumatic event either witnessed or experienced, representing
a fundamental threat to ones physical integrity or survival.
_________ changes not only the details the victim will focus on and remember, but also
how those memories will be stored. - Answers - Trauma
4 phases of Crisis Response: - Answers - -Denial
-Outward Expression
-Active Crisis
-Integration/Disintegration
A Crisis State is resolved by actions including: - Answers - -Calling an advocate
-Filing a report
-Deciding not to take action
-Helping take the small steps
DFSA stands for: - Answers - Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault
3 conditions:
-Involuntary ingestion of incapacitating substance
-Voluntary & Involuntary
-Voluntary
Automic Nervous System has ___________ and _____________ responses. -
Answers - Sympathetic | "Fight or Flight"
Parasympathetic | "Rest & Digest"
