Criminal behaviours within a relationship
In this lesson we will learn about different criminal behaviours that could take place in a relationship. We will also discuss myths and facts surrounding abuse in relationship.
Criminal behaviours within a relationship
In this lesson we will learn about different criminal behaviours that could take place in a relationship. We will also discuss myths and facts surrounding abuse in relationship.
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Key learning points
- Assault and sexual assault
- Stalking, harassment and blackmail
- How to respond (e.g. police, trusted adult, Childline etc.)
Content guidance
- Contains references to sexual or domestic abuse.
Supervision
Adult supervision recommended.
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This content is made available by Oak National Academy Limited and its partners and licensed under Oak’s terms & conditions (Collection 1), except where otherwise stated.
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5 Questions
Q1.
Criminal behaviour refers to conduct of an offender that leads to an unlawful act.
False
Q2.
Assault and sexual assault are the same thing.
True
Q3.
It is only men that commit criminal behaviours in a relationship.
True
Q4.
I should keep criminal behaviours secret.
True
Q5.
A trusted adult might include:
A celebrity on Instagram
5 Questions
Q1.
I should keep criminal behaviours secret.
True
Q2.
A trusted adult might include: (Select two answers)
A celebrity on Instagram
Q3.
Which of these are examples of criminal behaviours in a relationship? (Select four answers)
Cooking
Disagreeing
Feeling differently
Q4.
Abuse can happen in same-sex relationships and in relationships involving a trans person.
False
Q5.
Who can you report criminal behaviours to? (Select three answers)
Your pet