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Warning Signs of Grooming- True or False
Can you identify whether these are warning signs of grooming?
Correct- Someone who is grooming you or someone you know may offer presents, drugs or alcohol, or give you money so you can buy something for yourself.
Incorrect- Someone who is grooming you or someone you know may offer presents, drugs or alcohol, or give you money so you can buy something for yourself.
Correct- You might feel like this for lots of different reasons; they could be older than you, stronger than you are, have more money or be part of a group or gang that have a lot of power or influence where you live.
Incorrect-Someone who is being groomed might feel like this for lots of different reasons; they could be older than you, stronger than you are, have more money or be part of a group or gang that have a lot of power or influence where you live.
Incorrect- Someone who is grooming you or someone you know will encourage you to see them alone, distance yourself from your existing friendship groups and spend less time with your family.
Correct- Someone who is grooming you or someone you know will encourage you to see them alone, distance yourself from your existing friendship groups and spend less time with your family too.
Correct- Someone who is grooming you or someone you know might become distant and stop paying you as much attention, or the relationship might feel like it’s having lots of highs and lows.
Incorrect- Someone who is grooming you or someone you know might become distant and stop paying you as much attention, or the relationship might feel like it’s having lots of highs and lows.
Incorrect- Someone who is grooming you or someone you know may have threatening behaviours, where they will threaten you, your friends or your family, or make you feel like you have disappointed them.
Correct- Someone who is grooming you or someone you know may have threatening behaviours, where they will threaten you, your friends or your family, or make you feel like you have disappointed them.
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