Ethical and Cultural Issues Arising from the Psychology of Terrorism- 3 Credit Hrs.

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TSAbb - Talking to Teens about Sex & Sexting Ethical Boundaries Post Test

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Questions:

1.1 What are some factors that should be considered before having sex?
1.2 What is one common misconception that teens have once they start having sex?
2.1 What are some positive consequences of sexual activity?
4.1 What are the six kinds of love?
5.1 What does the Communicate Feelings Technique require a client to do?

Answers:

A. That they will have some sort of obligation to sleep with every other guy they date
B. You must feel comfortable and secure with the person you’re about to have sex with, be sure that the reason you want to have sex is coming from inside of you (as in wanting to share an intimate experience with someone rather than pressure from others), and you must be at ease with the act itself
C. The client goes somewhere by themselves and practice verbal message and body language through facial expressions, hand gestures, and how close they are to a person to avoid sexual advances
D. Sexual sharing, feeling good about your body, deepening the sense of intimacy and caring, learning about sexual functioning, and learning about sexual responsibility
E. Love for humankind, love for God, love for someone we can help, love for parents, love for oneself, love with sexual longing

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Questions:

7.1 According to the Code of Ethics, what must be obtained in order for information contained in records belonging to a client to be released ?
8.1 Under the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act, who is a perpetrator of child sexual abuse defined as?
8.2 What are some circumstances that further complicate reporting issues surrounding statutory rape and child abuse?
9.1 What is the main reason that both teens and parents give for not talking about sex?

Answers:

A. A parent or caretaker who is responsible for child’s welfare
B. Consent of the client or when the counselor has exhausted challenges to a court order
C. Mutual embarrassment
D. Extreme age differences, cultural differences, most child welfare agencies were not designed and are not equipped to deal with statutory rape cases outside of the intrafamilial context, and differences in state laws.