OSH Security Practice Test

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While you are working at the security desk a woman tells you that she has just been sexually assaulted by someone known to you. What should you do to help her?

  1. Listen to her patiently then suggest she call the police. Document the incident

  2. Call the police on her behalf and relay the story to them

  3. Do a search of the site until you find the person who assaulted her then assist her to make an arrest

  4. Find a private area where she can write her report, and keep her safe until the police arrive

The correct answer is: Find a private area where she can write her report, and keep her safe until the police arrive

The correct approach in this situation is to find a private area where the woman can safely write her report and support her until the police arrive. This choice prioritizes her emotional well-being and privacy. By providing her with a secure environment, you help to ensure she feels safe and supported during a very traumatic and vulnerable time. Keeping her safe until the authorities arrive is crucial, as it can prevent further harm and allows her to remain calm while considering the next steps she might want to take. Additionally, offering a private space can create an atmosphere conducive to communication, where she may feel more comfortable sharing details about the incident. The other options, while they may seem supportive, lack the focus on ensuring her immediate safety and support in a discreet manner. Simply suggesting she call the police or relaying information for her might not address her emotional needs at that moment. Actively searching for the assailant could put both you and the victim in danger and may not be appropriate response protocol.

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