Several of your classmates and you get into a discussion about the long-term effects of sexual assault. One of your classmates asks you about the possibility of any positive outcomes, or post-traumatic growth, that could come out of a victim's response to rape. For example, a victim may choose to spend more time with loved ones after the assault. What could you say to counter this argument?

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Each of the options provided (A, B, and C) offers a valid counterargument to the notion that there can be positive outcomes or post-traumatic growth following a sexual assault. They highlight the complexity of the victim's response and recovery process, emphasizing that perceived positive changes might not outweigh the trauma's negative impacts.

Several of Your Classmates and You Get into a Discussion