What is a common misconception about sex and consent?Group of answer choicesPeople are more likely to be assaulted by someone they knowIf someone is vulnerable through their choice to use alcohol or drugs, it's at least partly their responsibility if they get assaultedSomeone can change their mind and withdraw consent at any timeConsent has to be given each time, even if the people participating have had sex before

Seeking and receiving consent for each specific sexual act is NOT the responsibility of the person initiating. True False

Checking for consent is the responsibility of:Group of answer choicesThe person actively initiating sexEveryone involvedThe person not initiating sex

Why is the danger of date rape high on college campuses?A.Schools perpetuate myths about rape by discouraging “party culture” and male sexuality.B.The college environment encourages trust but provides few norms to guide students’ sexual experiences.C.The absence of alcohol on most campuses leads students to make risky decisions as they look for other ways to express deviance.D.Contraceptives are readily available on college campuses, but few programs are available to educate students about how to practice safe sex.Submit

Consent is unable to be given if:Group of answer choicesThe other person/s are intoxicated or under the age of consentThe other person/s are over the age of consent, but under 18The other person/s have freely agreed to the activityThe other person/s are fully informed of what the consent is for and agree to the activity

It is not considered consent if:Group of answer choicesA person(s) is too intoxicated or under the age of consentA person(s) is over the age of consent, but under 18A person(s) has freely agreed to the activityA person(s) is fully informed of what the consent is for and agrees to the activity