What is sexual coercion?
a. physical, emotional or occupational power used against another to force them into unwanted sexual activity
b. the use of bodily force as the primary method to force someone into unwanted sexual activity
c. the use of blackmail against another to force them into unwanted sexual activity
d. the use of deception, such as pretending to be "in love" with someone, as a way to manipulate someone into sexual activity
ANS: A
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