Questionnaire August06

We are currently doing work around the country on stopping sexual bullying and would like to find out your opinions on the subject. Please take the time to do this short quiz!

Your gender:
Male
Female

Your age:

Are you currently:

If other, please specify:

Question 1
When someone looks you up and down do you normally feel:

Dirty
Flattered
Disgusted
Angry
Special
Other
If other, please specify

Question 2
Are you worried about being raped by people in your school or workplace?

Yes No

Question 3
We define sexual bullying as:
Any bullying behaviour, whether physical or non-physical, that is based on a person's sexuality or gender. It is when sexuality is used as a weapon by boys or by girls. It can be done to a person's face, behind their back or by text or email. For example:

Using words that refer to someone's sexuality as a genral put down (like calling something *gay* to mean that it's not very good)
Using sexual words to put someone down (like calling someone *slut* or *bitch*)
Making threats or jokes about serious and frightening subjects like rape
Touching someone in a way that makes them feel uncomfortable
Touching part's of someone's body that they don't want to be touched
Forcing someone to act in a sexual way

Do you agree with these definitions?

Yes No

Question 4
Have you ever experienced sexual bullying?

Yes No

Question 5
Have you ever seen someone sexually bully someone else?

Yes No

Question 6
Is sexual bullying normal in your school or workplace?

Yes No

Question 7
Is sexual bullying a problem in your school or workplace?

Yes No

Question 8
Do you think most people believe it is normal to be sexually bullied?

Yes No

Question 9
Who is most at risk of being sexually bullied?
Young women
Young men
All people
Old women
Old men

Question 10
What do you think is the most likely reason that people sexually bully others?

Media, music, pop culture imagery of men and women
Hormones and body urges
They fancy the person and want to get closer to them
Other

If other, please specify

Question 11
What do you think are the 3 most important things that schools can do to stop sexual bullying?

Teach and talk about gender, equality and respect in the classroom every year
Train and support teachers and support staff to recognise, challenge, intervene and process all acts of sexual bullying
Have a school anti-bullying policy that recognises sexual bullying and implements actions to stop it
All students understand what sexual bullying is and work to stop it across the school
The school has designated staff members for students to approach in sexual bullying situations

Question 12
Which of the following do you think *most* informs people's opinions on sex and relationships?

School work
Friends
Family
Pop culture (TV, music, magazines, newspapers)
Other

If other, please specify

Question 13
Do you want sexual bullying to stop in your school or workplace?

Yes No

Staying in touch
If you'd like to stay in contact with us, please tell us your email address.

If you would like to join the WOMANKIND campaign to Stop Sexual Bullying in Schools then please e-mail me at Hannah@womankind.org.uk

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TAKING THE TIME TO FILL THIS FORM IN.