A SAAM Quiz for Centre County » Centre Safe (formerly Center County Women's Resource Center)

Centre Safe services are...

Confidential

Free

Professional

All of the above

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Centre Safe services are confidential, free and professional

In one year, Centre Safe serves approximately...

800 domestic violence survivors

500 domestic violence survivors

1,000 domestic violence survivors

1,800 domestic violence survivors

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In one year, Centre Safe serves approximately 1,000 domestic violence survivors

In one year, Centre Safe serves approximately...

50 adult sexual assault survivors

100 adult sexual assault survivors

300 adult sexual assault survivors

500 adult sexual assault survivors

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In one year, Centre Safe serves approximately 300 adult sexual assault survivors

What does SAAM stand for?

Safety Awareness Action Month

Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Stay Alert and Monitor

Sexual Assault Alarm Mechanism

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SAAM stands for Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Who should ask for consent?

People hooking up for the first time

A couple in a long-term relationship

Married couples

All of the above

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Consent is a normal and necessary part of any and every relationship.

If a partner responds "I guess," or "If you want to," this could mean...

Please select 2 correct answers

They don't feel comfortable saying "no" directly

They want to do what you suggested

They might feel pressured or unsure

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If you're not sure your partner is into what you're suggesting, don't go further. Check-in and make sure there is clear, enthusiastic consent before taking any action.

When should you ask for consent?

Just the first time you have sex with someone

Only right before sex

When you feel the moment is right

Before any type of touch

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You should always think about how your actions might make someone feel and ask first so they have a choice.

A SAAM Quiz for Centre County

Thank you for taking this quiz! Learn more about Centre Safe and the free and confidential services we provide at centresafe.org. This may be a particularly difficult time for survivors of sexual harassment, abuse and assault, who continue to need services during this public health crisis. Centre Safe is available 24 hours a day at 877-234-5050.