Which of the following statements is true of homeless children and sex work?
A. Homeless children from an abusive home are most likely to have survival sex.
B. Sex that is used as a negotiating strategy is least likely to lead to abuse.
C. Homeless children who are threatened with violence are most likely to stay away from sex work.
D. Children who have been raped or molested are least likely to enter sex work as adults.
Question 2
Which of the following statements is true of victims of child abuse and resistance?
A. Most parents who had abusive childhoods unthinkingly reproduce past experiences that harm their children.
B. A victim of violence is likely to think of her priorities first in intimate relationships.
C. Survivors of child abuse are likely to form balanced, equal relationships as adults.
D. Sexual abuse challenges the healthy development of boundaries and self-protection for girls.
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