Question

the three most common types of domestic or intimate partner violence punishable by ca law are ______, ____, and ______.

• corporal injury to spouse or inhabitant, domestic battery, and child abuse.
• child abuse, sexual harassment, and financial abuse.
• sexual harassment, environmental and social abuse
• sexual violence, cyber-stalking, and corporal injury.

question 4
choose the statement that is true.

• all of these statements are considered to be sexual abuse.
• attempted rape is not considered sexual abuse because rape did not actually occur.
• words and remarks meant to degrade someones sexuality are not technically considered to be sexual abuse.
• an unwanted, inappropriate touch is not technically considered to be sexual abuse.

Explanation:

Analyze California domestic violence laws

Under California law, the three most common criminal charges specifically prosecuted as domestic violence or intimate partner violence are corporal injury to a spouse or inhabitant (California Penal Code 273.5), domestic battery (California Penal Code 243(e)(1)), and child abuse (California Penal Code 273d).

Analyze definitions of sexual abuse

Sexual abuse encompasses a broad range of non-consensual sexual behaviors, including attempted rape, unwanted or inappropriate touching, and verbal harassment or remarks meant to degrade someone's sexuality. Therefore, all of the listed statements describe behaviors that are legally and socially considered forms of sexual abuse.

Answer:

Question 1

• (A) corporal injury to spouse or inhabitant, domestic battery, and child abuse. (Correct answer)
• (B) child abuse, sexual harassment, and financial abuse.
• (C) sexual harassment, environmental and social abuse
• (D) sexual violence, cyber-stalking, and corporal injury.

Question 2

• (A) All of these statements are considered to be sexual abuse. (Correct answer)
• (B) Attempted rape is NOT considered sexual abuse because rape did not actually occur.
• (C) Words and remarks meant to degrade someone's sexuality are not technically considered to be sexual abuse.
• (D) An unwanted, inappropriate touch is not technically considered sexual abuse.