SafeSport Course Modules 3

Question 1

The SafeSport 'Safe Sport Policies' module teaches that two-deep leadership means:

Accepted Answer

Ensuring two adults are present whenever working with minors

Answer

Two-deep leadership requires that at least two unrelated adults be present at all times when working with minor athletes to reduce abuse opportunity.

Question 2

In SafeSport training, 'sexual misconduct' includes which of the following acts committed by an adult in a position of authority?

Accepted Answer

Sending sexually explicit messages to an athlete

Answer

Sending sexually explicit messages to an athlete is a form of sexual misconduct regardless of whether in-person contact occurs.

Question 3

Which concept from the SafeSport training explains why athletes may not immediately report abuse by a trusted coach?

Accepted Answer

Trauma bonding and the psychological effects of grooming

Answer

Trauma bonding occurs when victims develop emotional attachment to their abusers, making it psychologically difficult to report despite ongoing harm.

Question 4

According to SafeSport guidelines, who is responsible for preventing misconduct in youth sports?

Accepted Answer

Every adult participant including volunteers, coaches, and administrators

Answer

SafeSport training emphasizes a shared responsibility model where all adults involved in youth sports share the duty to prevent and report misconduct.

Question 5

The SafeSport training's module on 'Peer-to-Peer Misconduct' is important because:

Accepted Answer

Misconduct between athletes is equally harmful and organizations must prevent and respond to it

Answer

SafeSport recognizes that peer-to-peer misconduct, including bullying and sexual abuse between athletes, is a serious harm organizations are obligated to address.

(SafeSport) Certified SafeSport Training Certification Practice Test

(SafeSport) Certified SafeSport Training Certification Practice Test

SafeSport Course Modules 3