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Sexuality Assessment

Read each question carefully. Answer in your own words where asked. You may use the scenarios to show how respectful communication, consent and reliable health information support wellbeing.

Consent and communication

1.One person wants to discuss becoming more intimate, while the other seems unsure. Which response best supports freely given and ongoing consent?

“We have been together for months, so you should say yes.”
“It’s okay to pause. What would feel comfortable for you?”
“I’ll keep asking until you agree.”
“You don’t need to answer; I know what you want.”

2.Explain two reasons why a person’s silence, uncertainty or lack of resistance should not be treated as consent.

3.True or false: If someone agrees to one kind of intimacy, they have automatically agreed to other kinds of intimacy too. Explain your answer.

4.A partner says, “If you really cared about me, you would do this.” Identify the pressure tactic and write one respectful response the other person could use.

Sexual health and reliable support

5.Mere and Luca want to reduce the risk of both pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Which option is the best general protection from the choices below?

Use condoms correctly and consistently; seek advice about adding another contraceptive method if pregnancy prevention is also needed.
Use the contraceptive pill by itself.
Use withdrawal by itself.
Use an IUD by itself.

6.Name two factors a person could discuss with a qualified health professional when considering contraception. Include one factor related to health or lifestyle and one related to personal preference or access.

7.Match each source of support with the kind of help it can offer. Write the letter of the best match beside each source.

1. A nurse or doctor
2. Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa
3. A trusted adult or counsellor

B. Health advice, testing and discussion of contraception
C. Sexual and reproductive health information and services
A. Information and support about relationships, safety and wellbeing

8.A website claims that one contraception method is “100% effective for everyone” and gives no author, evidence or date. Give two reasons to question the claim and name one way to check the information.

Applying your understanding

9.Ari and Niko are considering becoming sexually active. They want to make a decision without pressure and understand their options. Describe three practical steps they could take before deciding, including one about communication, one about sexual health and one about support or information.

10.A friend tells you they felt pressured in a relationship and asks you not to tell anyone. Write a supportive response that respects their trust while explaining what you could do if you are worried about their safety.