Was I Sexually Assaulted Quiz
In 10 minutes, this 15 question self check helps you reflect on consent, safety, coercion, and care. Free with no sign up, it offers a private way to clarify what happened and consider support options.


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Coercion, Control & Care Failures (CC&CF)
Coercion, Control & Care Failures (CC&CF)
Average
5.7
Normal range
3.6 — 7.7
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15
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Consent & Sexual Boundaries (C&SB)
Consent & Sexual Boundaries (C&SB)
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10.3
Normal range
8.4 — 12.2
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15
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Physical Force & Immediate Safety (PF&IS)
Physical Force & Immediate Safety (PF&IS)
Average
10.4
Normal range
8 — 12.8
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- No feared consequence affected my decision.
- I privately worried about disappointing them or losing the relationship, though they did not pressure me with that fear.
- Prior patterns of anger or rejection made me expect conflict if I refused, although no consequence was stated then.
- They stated or implied a threat such as breakup, humiliation, outing, rumors, punishment, or retaliation if I did not comply.
- I experienced no unwanted pain, injury, or physical aftereffects.
- There was brief discomfort, and the contact stopped or changed as soon as it became apparent.
- Pain or discomfort continued because it was not recognized or checked, but I had no known injury.
- I was injured, struck, choked, bleeding, or left needing or considering medical care.
- There was no relevant power imbalance, or it was handled without leverage or pressure.
- The difference made speaking up harder, although the person did not use it as leverage.
- They hinted that approval, access, opportunity, housing, care, or another benefit depended on cooperation.
- They used authority or dependency to obtain sexual contact that I did not freely choose.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment
Was I Sexually Assaulted Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
This free, no-sign-up self-check can help you reflect on consent, physical safety, coercion, and failures of care. It cannot determine with certainty whether an assault occurred, provide a diagnosis, or replace legal or clinical advice; definitions also vary by jurisdiction. Harm can involve adults or peers, and it is never your fault. If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. A sexual-assault support service, trusted person, or trauma-informed medical professional can help you consider safety, healthcare, and support options.
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