Q: Which equation best represents the relationship between gendered violence (GV), social network stability (SNS), and reproductive autonomy (RA) as described in the continuum between CRSV and femicide?

$$ GV \rightarrow \text{decrease in } SNS \text{ and } RA $$

Question 1

Which of the following best describes the concept of 'weaponization of gender' in armed conflict?

Accepted Answer

The deliberate use of gendered and sexualized violence as a strategic instrument to achieve political or military goals.

Question 2

In the context of state and non-state policies, which of the following is an example of reproductive coercion as a form of gender weaponization?

Accepted Answer

Forced sterilization and restriction of access to contraception.

Question 3

Which dimension of gender weaponization involves long-term stigma, social exclusion, and the marginalization of survivors?

Accepted Answer

Cultural/social

Question 4

In the Balkans during the 1990s, what was a strategic objective of using sexual violence against Muslim women?

Accepted Answer

To fracture community cohesion and facilitate ethnic cleansing.

Question 5

According to the study materials, why is understanding the continuum between CRSV and femicide essential for policy-making?

Accepted Answer

It enables gender-sensitive development and human rights advocacy by addressing both immediate and structural vulnerabilities.

Question 6

Which landmark tribunal recognized rape as an instrument of genocide in Rwanda?

Accepted Answer

International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)

Question 7

What is a major challenge in achieving accountability for conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) at the ICC?

Accepted Answer

Heavy reliance on state cooperation, which is often fragile in post-conflict settings.

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a form of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) as described in the materials?

Accepted Answer

Providing free contraception

Question 9

How do structural factors contribute to the long-term developmental harms of CRSV and femicide?

Accepted Answer

By causing disruptions in healthcare, education, and economic systems, which affect survival and social stability.

Question 10

Which prevention strategy operates at the community level to address gendered violence?

Accepted Answer

Transforming gender norms and providing social support through grassroots organizations.

Question 11

In settler-colonial contexts like Canada, which group is highlighted as experiencing high rates of femicide and sexualized violence?

Accepted Answer

Indigenous women.

Question 12

Why might survivors of CRSV experience secondary victimization during legal proceedings?

Accepted Answer

Due to high evidentiary standards and the difficulty of proving command responsibility.

Question 13

Which equation best represents the relationship between gendered violence (GV), social network stability (SNS), and reproductive autonomy (RA) as described in the continuum between CRSV and femicide?

Accepted Answer

$$ GV ightarrow 	ext{decrease in } SNS 	ext{ and } RA $$

Question 14

Which of the following is a consequence of exploiting gendered vulnerabilities in conflict settings?

Accepted Answer

Producing long-term social and developmental consequences, such as fractured networks and undermined reproductive continuity.

Question 15

What is a key implication of accountability challenges for survivors of CRSV?

Accepted Answer

Their access to remedies such as reparations and protection may be limited.

Question 16

Which policy instrument is recommended for effective prevention of CRSV and femicide?

Accepted Answer

Coordinated international, national, and local strategies linking accountability, social support, economic opportunity, and cultural transformation.

Question 17

In Nigeria, how did Boko Haram use sexual violence as a strategic tool?

Accepted Answer

To punish resistant communities, coerce compliance, and leverage hostages politically and financially.

Question 18

Which of the following best explains why legal recognition of CRSV is important?

Accepted Answer

It shapes political narratives and supports justice and developmental recovery.

Question 19

Which formula represents the need for integrated interventions addressing both immediate harm (IH) and structural vulnerability (SV) in gender-sensitive development?

Accepted Answer

$$ 	ext{Intervention} = IH + SV $$

Question 20

Which of the following is a recommended community-level intervention for preventing gendered violence?

Accepted Answer

Grassroots women’s organizations addressing stigma and transforming gender norms.

SOCI 370: W10-Conflict, Gender, and the Weaponization of Sexual Violence: Study Notes for Psychology Students

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