What are common reasons that a female victim of abuse might not report an incident of sexual assault? Select all that apply.
a. Fear that her boyfriend would be angry if she reported it and would hurt her again
b. Belief that she was to blame for starting a fight with her boyfriend
c. Idea that the legal system couldn't prosecute him for the crime against her
d. Desire to have the incident behind her, as if it never happened in the first place
Question 2
A 2-year-old boy has come to the well-child clinic with his mother for a checkup. When the nurse asks his mother whether she has any concerns, she says, I don't know why he won't quit touching his privates' all the time.
I have tried sitting him in a chair, smacking his hand, and telling him no, but he continues to do this. I just don't know how to make him stop. How would you best respond to her concerns? Select all that apply.
a. Give him a little time, and he'll grow out of it. He's just too young to understand right now.
b. How often do you punish him by giving him a time-out or by using physical discipline?
c. Physical punishment, such as smacking his hand, is not the best way to modify a child's behavior.
d. It isn't unusual for him to fondle his genitals, as this is part of his exploration of his body.
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