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Conflict Date Rape Chapter 9 Lessons 123 What is conflict 2 When I think of the word conflict I think of 3 What types of conflicts have you experienced in your ID: 920352

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Slide1

Resolving Conflict & Preventing Violence - Conflict - Date Rape

Chapter 9

Lessons 1,2,3,

Slide2

What is conflict?2. When I think of the word

conflict

, I think of

...

3. What types of conflicts have you experienced in your

l

ife?

4. Pretend that you are having a conflict with a friend of

yours. What are some different ways the conflict can

be resolved

?

5

.

When you are in a conflict situation with a friend,

how can you show your friend that you are listening

?

6. Do the words “conflict” and “violence” mean the

same thing to you? Explain.

Slide3

Conflict- any disagreement, struggle, or fight

Interpersonal conflict-disagreement between two or more people

Internal conflict- within self

Slide4

Causes of Conflict

Power struggles

Loyalty

Jealousy/EnvyProperty Disputes

Territory & Space

Slide5

Escalating ConflictWhat cause conflict to escalate?

Slide6

Resolving Conflict

Compromise – give and take

Negotiation – use of communication settle disagreements

- Calm Down

-Explain Side (take turns)

- Understand each others position

- Brainstorm solutions

- Agree Solution

Mediation – neutral third party helping negotiation

Neutral, Confidentiality, Ground Rules

Slide7

Mediation- specially trained people help resolve conflict

Peer Mediation – students run mediation

Slide8

Facts About Rape

Slide9

Do NowAnswer the questions on your own to the quiz. After our notes we will get with a partner and see if any of our answers changed.

Slide10

Date Rape & the Law

Sexual assault-

intentional sexual attack

Rape – any form of sexual intercourse against their will

Date Rape – happens dating situation

Acquaintance rape-

the person being raped knows the rapist

Someone under the influence of alcohol or drugs

CANNOT

give legal consent (say yes)

Slide11

REMEMBER

Don’t assume

Create open and honest conversation

Don’t assume intimacy is your right

If you aren’t sure ASK

Consent

Do I have to ask?

Sexual contact WITHOUT consent = SEXUAL ASSAULT

Slide12

1) Under 13 can not give consent

2) Cannot give consent “care of duty”

3) Mentally of Physically handicapped person can not give consent

Date Rape Video 20/20

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Rape & the Law

Slide13

Reduce Date Rape

Know someone well

Date people close to your age

Set clear sexual boundaries

Avoid being completely alone

Don't accept drinks from other people.

Keep your drink with you at all times

Slide14

Date Rape Drugs part 2

Roofies

(

Flunitrazepam

): Rohypnol

2)

GHB

(gamma

hydroxybutyric

acid)

3) Ketamine (ketamine hydrochloride)

EFFECTS:

can't remember what

happened

drowsiness

difficult talking

lost sense of time and identity

pass out

Slide15

It’s never the victims fault

You are never to blame, even if:

You knew your attacker

You were drinking or using drugsYou originally said “yes” and then said “no”You choose not to report itYou froze and did not know what to say or you could not say “no” or were unable to fight back

Slide16

When no doesn’t work

1) Stay calm – try and think clearly

2) Passive resistance – try to discourage attacker to see you as a friend

3) Active resistance – fight, bite, kick

Fight back odds of being raped cut in ½

Odds of being injured increase 10%

4) Never get in a car

5) SURIVIVE