Module 2: Part 3 assessment
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(Q1) Compulsive eating or dieting is a behavioural sign of sexual abuse in what age group?
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(Q2) Which of the following behaviours are associated with the sexual abuse of younger children?
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(Q3) Why has the term child-on-child abuse replaced peer-on-peer abuse?
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The term child-on-child abuse replaced the term peer-on-peer abuse because the previous term created the assumption that the of the child victim and the child perpetrator was the same.
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(Q4) The 2021 Annual Report from the Internet Watch Foundation found that almost 7 in 10 instances of child sexual abuse involved children of what age?
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(Q5) Complete the summary below to be able to identify general signs of sexual abuse.
Word choices: discomfort, loss, body, secretive, physical, infections, bleeding, mood
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Victims of sexual abuse can be because they’re embarrassed and ashamed. There are a number of signs that we should look out for, for example: trouble sleeping, when sitting down, itching, bruising or in genital areas or the mouth, and frequent urinary tract . Behaviourally, we might notice a of appetite, dramatic swings or thoughts that they or their are repulsive, among others.
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