1. It is not considered rape
unless the victim tries to fight off the person. 

2.At a party, friends can look out for each other to help prevent a sexual assault from occurring.

3. It is okay for a 17 year old to have sex with a
14 year old as long as the 14 year old said “yes”

4.Alcohol or drug use can cause a person to rape someone.

5.If someone pressures or threatens another person into saying "yes" to sex, it is not considered sexual assault because she or he said "yes".

6.If a person has been drinking at a party, that person is partly to blame if they are sexually assaulted.

7.A rape victim usually does not know
the person who raped them.

8.When a person has been sexually assaulted, it is best to put it behind them so they will forget about it faster.

9.Saying "If you don't have sex with me, I'll break up with you" is an example of sexual manipulation.

10.Communicating with a boyfriend or girlfriend about sexual limits and expectations is a good way to reduce the chances of being sexually assaulted.

Survey adapted from the MOA/DHHS SAFE City Program as an attachment to the Sexual Assault Prevention Curriculum