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Chapter 33 Self Quiz
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Francis argues that sexual relationships between faculty and students should be
prohibited when there is a significant power imbalance between the two parties.
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strongly discouraged when the faculty member has supervisory authority over the student.
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prohibited when the faculty member has supervisory authority over the student.
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prohibited in all cases.
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Francis argues against a permissive policy regarding faculty-student sexual relationships because such relationships
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impair educational quality.
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interfere with equality of educational opportunity.
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According to Francis, the most serious effect of faculty-student relationships on the educational opportunities of others concerns
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evaluation.
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classroom participation.
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informed consent.
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According to Francis, whether a student _______ is an important consideration in determining the quality of consent.
is physically or mentally impaired
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can reason about their preferences
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understands their options and their consequences
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According to Francis, faculty-student relationships should be strongly discouraged when there is a significant power imbalance between the two parties, but not prohibited.
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Francis defends her moderate position by appealing to the importance of opposing paternalism in educational settings.
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Francis concludes that there are sufficient grounds for concluding that faculty-student relationships can never be consensual.
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