Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Flashcards

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What is sexual assault?

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-intentional sexual contact characterized by use of force, threats, intimidation, or abuse of authority, or when the victim does not or is unable to consent

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When men experience sexual assault, what stops them from disclosing it that might differ from women?

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-contact was perceived as consensual
-they feel they should have controlled it
-they experienced sexual pleasure
-embarrassment/shame

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How does sexual assault impact the military?

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-sexual assault erodes the trust necessary to accomplish our mission

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How does sexual assault relate to the Core Values of the Air Force?

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-anyone who commits sexual assault is not respecting another, which violates “respect” (one of the virtues associated with Service Before Self)

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How can you support victims coping with sexual assault?

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-listen w/o judgement
-warm hand-off to the SARC
-remember anyone can be a victim
-be patient
-respect their boundaries
-let survivors control the next step of the healing process
-know your resources
-create a safe space

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What are the characteristics of a Restricted Report?

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-can be reported through a SARC, a SAPR representative, a military healthcare provider

-no automatic investigation

-encourages victims to come forward

-gives victims time, support, and control

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True or False: a restricted report cannot be changed to an unrestricted report

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False, a restricted report can be changed to unrestricted at any time

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What are the characteristics of an unrestricted report?

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-reported through law enforcement/MCIO, SARC, SAPR VA, civilian healthcare personnel

-allows investigation and offender accountability

-full array of support and victim care services

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What are some things you can say as a leader to support a survivor?

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-I’m sorry this happened.
-It’s not your fault.
-I believe you.
-You are not alone.

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What are some things you can do as a leader to make members of your team feel safe?

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Build Trust
–be honest
–model the behavior you seek

Set the Tone
–set climate and language
–discuss expectation
–intervene when they’re not following proper policies

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