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Respect@Sydney 2025 End of module assessment

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Mia and William had been dating for a few months. She insisted on using condoms due to her fear of pregnancy and discomfort with unprotected sex. During sex, William put on a condom but removed it when they changed positions. When Mia found out, William said it was not a big deal. In this scenario, Mia initially expressed that she was not comfortable having sex without a condom. What does this indicate about consent?  

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A.Mia's consent was given for all sexual acts, regardless of conditions.
B.Mia’s consent was conditional on the use of a condom.
C.Mia’s consent was implied by her being in a relationship with William.
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When examining consent in sexual scenarios, it’s important to distinguish between unconditional assent and consent that is contingent on certain conditions being met. Option 1: 'Mia’s consent was given for all sexual acts, regardless of conditions.' This statement is inaccurate because consent is not automatically universal; it can be conditioned on factors such as......Login to view full explanation

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