Question

1. Which of the following make minors especially vulnerable to human trafficking?
A. Lack of judgment
B. Underdeveloped amygdala
C. Has many friends on social media
D. Has a nanny

2. Which of the following is a familial risk factor for human trafficking in minors?
A. Living in a community with excessive crime
B. Social bias
C. Poverty
D. Abuse

3. Which of the following is a risk factor specific to labor trafficking in minors?
A. Substance abuse issues
B. Physical disability
C. Academically at-risk
D. Poor self-esteem

4. Which of the following is a spiritual consequence of human trafficking in minors?
A. Distorted view of healthy relationships
B. Isolation
C. Lack of trust
D. Lack of hope for the future

5. Which of the following is a psychological consequence of human trafficking?
A. Insomnia
B. Somnolence
C. Nightmares
D. Chronic pain

6. Which of the following would be most likely to be a victim of human trafficking?
A. A minor with travel documents from a foreign country
B. A minor with limited social media access
C. A minor using birth control
D. A minor with unclear living arrangements

7. Which of the following is a red flag for human trafficking in minors?
A. History of a monogamous relationship
B. Request for sexually transmitted infection screening
C. Coming to the clinic alone
D. Having an eating disorder

8. Which of the following is included in the principles of the CARE approach?
A. Establish follow-up
B. Provide a safe environment
C. Empower the victim
D. Establish trust

9. Which of the following is true about reporting human trafficking in minors in the state of Florida?
A. Only physicians are mandated to report
B. Must be reported to the Florida Abuse Hotline
C. The National Human Trafficking Hotline must be notified
D. There are no legal requirements for reporting

10. If you suspect a child is in immediate danger which of the following should you do?
A. Separate the victim from the trafficker
B. Confront the trafficker
C. Call the National Trafficking Hotline
D. Call 9-1-1

Answer 1

1. A — Lack of judgment (minors’ immature decision-making increases vulnerability)

2. D — Abuse (familial abuse/neglect is a key family-level risk factor)

3. C — Academically at-risk (truancy/being out of school is a specific risk for labor trafficking)

4. D — Lack of hope for the future (spiritual consequence: loss of hope/faith)

5. C — Nightmares (common psychological/PTSD symptom after trafficking)

6. D — A minor with unclear living arrangements (unstable/unclear housing is a strong risk indicator)

7. B — Request for sexually transmitted infection screening (can be a red flag of sexual exploitation)

8. C — Empower the victim (empowerment is a core principle of CARE)

9. B — Must be reported to the Florida Abuse Hotline (Florida law requires reporting suspected child abuse/trafficking to the state hotline)

10. D — Call 9-1-1 (if a child is in immediate danger, contact emergency services)