You are presenting at the newcomer's briefing, discussing alcohol and consent,
and someone asks you "when both people are having drunk sex, are they raping
each other?" Select the BEST response: - ANSWER There is a difference
between intoxicated and incapacitated. People can give consent when
intoxicated; but an incapacitate person cannot give their consent.
Gary tells you, during a private victim/advocate conversation, that if the verdict
from the Court Martial that is expected tomorrow is "not guilty" he is going to
"take care of the offender himself like he should have in the first place." When
you ask follow up questions, he is evasive and then says he will see you
tomorrow at the Court Martial. How should you respond? - ANSWER Help his
CC to convene a High Risk Response Team that day.
For a Sexual Assault Forensic Exam (SAFE) associated with a restricted report,
who generates the unique restricted report control number (RRCN)? -
ANSWER SARC/SAPR VA
Best practices from adult learning theory encourage presenters to do all of the
following EXCEPT: - ANSWER Use data rich PowerPoint presentations.
Given the nature of the job it is important for SARCs/SAPR VAs to have
someone that they can talk to without there being a conflict of interest or
breaching confidentiality. Which of the following is allowed for SARCs/SAPR
VAs? - ANSWER Can talk to their MAJCOM SARCs to discuss case-related
issues.
Which of the following is not an indicator of active listening? - ANSWER
Providing quick reassurances and solutions.
, Melissa, an O-1, called the SAPR hotline from the local public hospital to
request an advocate meet her for a sexual assault forensic exam (SAFE). The
state she lives in does not mandate that the hospital notify local law
enforcement of the assault. Following the SAFE, Melissa is hesitant to complete
any additional paperwork. What type of SAPR report does Melissa have to file?
- ANSWER No report.
There is no unrestricted SAPR case unless or until - ANSWER The victim
signs the DD Form 2910.
Which of the following statements are correct? (Select all that apply) -
ANSWER Safety Plans are different from the safety assessment. Safety Plans
are developed with and provided to the victim. Safety concerns are to be
annotated in DSAID
Pete is a gay male and is a victim of male-on-male sexual assault. He told his
family that he was assaulted and his father stated "well what did you expect to
happen given the lifestyle you are living?" What type of victimization did Pete
experience from his father? - ANSWER Secondary victimization.
Providing the link between SAPR policy development and
MAJCOM/FIELDCOM/Installation policy implementation is the responsibility
of: - ANSWER AFPC/DPFZ
Victims' Counsel (VC) are similar to SARCs/SAPR VAs in many ways. One
thing SVCs do that SARCs/SAPR VAs do NOT do is - ANSWER Advocate.
How can advocates help victims prepare for working with AFOSI? (Select all
that apply) - ANSWER Explain the investigator's role in the process; that they
are gathering the facts and evidence. Avoid promises/conclusions related to the
outcome of the investigation. Encourage the victim to be honest while
normalizing the processing of traumatic events.
Your office has noticed that nearly 50% of the victims that reported
experiencing a sexual assault in the past 6 months started off the night drinking
at this one local bar that has been offering significant happy hour discounts
recently. What are some of the resources you can utilize to start addressing this
and someone asks you "when both people are having drunk sex, are they raping
each other?" Select the BEST response: - ANSWER There is a difference
between intoxicated and incapacitated. People can give consent when
intoxicated; but an incapacitate person cannot give their consent.
Gary tells you, during a private victim/advocate conversation, that if the verdict
from the Court Martial that is expected tomorrow is "not guilty" he is going to
"take care of the offender himself like he should have in the first place." When
you ask follow up questions, he is evasive and then says he will see you
tomorrow at the Court Martial. How should you respond? - ANSWER Help his
CC to convene a High Risk Response Team that day.
For a Sexual Assault Forensic Exam (SAFE) associated with a restricted report,
who generates the unique restricted report control number (RRCN)? -
ANSWER SARC/SAPR VA
Best practices from adult learning theory encourage presenters to do all of the
following EXCEPT: - ANSWER Use data rich PowerPoint presentations.
Given the nature of the job it is important for SARCs/SAPR VAs to have
someone that they can talk to without there being a conflict of interest or
breaching confidentiality. Which of the following is allowed for SARCs/SAPR
VAs? - ANSWER Can talk to their MAJCOM SARCs to discuss case-related
issues.
Which of the following is not an indicator of active listening? - ANSWER
Providing quick reassurances and solutions.
, Melissa, an O-1, called the SAPR hotline from the local public hospital to
request an advocate meet her for a sexual assault forensic exam (SAFE). The
state she lives in does not mandate that the hospital notify local law
enforcement of the assault. Following the SAFE, Melissa is hesitant to complete
any additional paperwork. What type of SAPR report does Melissa have to file?
- ANSWER No report.
There is no unrestricted SAPR case unless or until - ANSWER The victim
signs the DD Form 2910.
Which of the following statements are correct? (Select all that apply) -
ANSWER Safety Plans are different from the safety assessment. Safety Plans
are developed with and provided to the victim. Safety concerns are to be
annotated in DSAID
Pete is a gay male and is a victim of male-on-male sexual assault. He told his
family that he was assaulted and his father stated "well what did you expect to
happen given the lifestyle you are living?" What type of victimization did Pete
experience from his father? - ANSWER Secondary victimization.
Providing the link between SAPR policy development and
MAJCOM/FIELDCOM/Installation policy implementation is the responsibility
of: - ANSWER AFPC/DPFZ
Victims' Counsel (VC) are similar to SARCs/SAPR VAs in many ways. One
thing SVCs do that SARCs/SAPR VAs do NOT do is - ANSWER Advocate.
How can advocates help victims prepare for working with AFOSI? (Select all
that apply) - ANSWER Explain the investigator's role in the process; that they
are gathering the facts and evidence. Avoid promises/conclusions related to the
outcome of the investigation. Encourage the victim to be honest while
normalizing the processing of traumatic events.
Your office has noticed that nearly 50% of the victims that reported
experiencing a sexual assault in the past 6 months started off the night drinking
at this one local bar that has been offering significant happy hour discounts
recently. What are some of the resources you can utilize to start addressing this
