Question

perpetrators of sexual violence often use tactics, such as guilt or intimidation, to pressure a person into something they do not want to do. it can be upsetting, frightening, or uncomfortable if you find yourself in this situation. remember that its not your fault that the other person is acting this way - they are responsible for their own actions.... trust your gut. dont feel obligated to do anything you dont want to do.... have a code word. develop a code with friends or family that means \im uncomfortable\ or \i need help.\ it could be a series of numbers you can text, like \311.\ it might be a phrase you say out loud such as, \i wish we took more vacations.\ this way you can communicate your concern and get help without alerting the person who is pressuring you. according to this passage, how should a person respond if being pressured to have sex? check all that apply. lie to escape, if necessary threaten to call out for help do only what he or she feels comfortable doing use a code to signal for help verbally attack the person who is pressuring him or her

Explanation:

• "lie to escape, if necessary": Lying can be a way to get out of an unwanted and pressured situation.
• "threaten to call out for help": This can potentially stop the pressure as the perpetrator may be deterred.
• "do only what he or she feels comfortable doing": As per the passage's emphasis on not being obligated to do something one doesn't want.
• "use a code to signal for help": Matches the "Have a code word" advice in the passage.
• "verbally attack the person who is pressuring him or her": This is not a recommended approach as it may escalate the situation.

Answer:

lie to escape, if necessary, threaten to call out for help, do only what he or she feels comfortable doing, use a code to signal for help