Grooming & Definitions
Reporting Laws & Safety
Emotional & Mental Health Effects
Social & Family Impact
Global Cooperation & Protection
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What is grooming?

 A process where someone builds trust with a child to exploit or harm them.

100

Is child exploitation legal in Canada?

No, it is a criminal offence.

100

 Name one emotional effect of exploitation.

Fear, shame, or confusion.

100

How might victims behave socially?

They may withdraw from friends.

100

What is INHOPE?

An organization that helps report and remove illegal online content.

200

Why do groomers give attention or gifts?

To gain trust and control over the child.

200

Who can report suspected exploitation?

Anyone.

200

 What mental health condition may develop after trauma?

PTSD.

200

  What can happen to school performance?

It may decline due to stress or trauma.

200

Why do countries work together on child exploitation cases?

Because it often crosses international borders.

300

Can grooming happen online?

Yes, it can happen through social media, games, or messaging apps.

300

What does “mandatory reporter” mean?

Someone legally required to report suspected abuse (like teachers).

300

Why might victims feel guilty even though it’s not their fault?

Because manipulation can distort their thinking.

300

How are families often affected emotionally?

They may feel shock, sadness, or anger.

300

Name one international law enforcement group.

INTERPOL

400

What is the main goal of grooming?

To manipulate and exploit the victim.

400

 Why is reporting important?

It helps stop harm and protect children.

400

What long-term issue can affect relationships?

Trust issues.

400

What support might families need?

Counseling or therapy.


400

What do cybercrime units do?

Track and investigate online offenders.

500

Why is grooming often hard to recognize early?

Because it starts slowly and may seem like a normal friendship at first.

500

What can be used to report online exploitation?

 Police or online reporting systems/hotlines.

500

Why is early support important?

It improves recovery and reduces long-term harm.

500

Why might trust be damaged in families?

Because of the emotional impact of the situation.

500

Why is global cooperation important?

 It helps protect children worldwide and stops offenders across borders.

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