Which of the following is an example of coercive tactics? CHOOSE AN OPTION BELOW pressuring someone to make them feel obligated to engage in unwanted sexual activity blaming the other person or external factors for making unwanted sexual advances toward someone withdrawing emotional or financial support unless someone engages in sexual activity all of the above

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the correct answer is all of the above.

Coercive tactics in the context of unwanted sexual activity refer to a range of behaviors used to pressure, manipulate, or force someone into sexual acts against their will. The options listed are all examples of such tactics.

Pressuring someone to feel obligated: This tactic involves making someone feel guilty or indebted, implying that they owe you something, including sexual activity. This is a form of emotional manipulation.
Blaming the other person or external factors: This is a manipulative tactic where the aggressor shifts the responsibility for their actions onto the victim or circumstances. This can make the victim feel guilty, confused, or responsible for the aggressor's behavior.
Withdrawing emotional or financial support: This is a form of coercion that uses a threat of loss to force compliance. The victim is made to believe that they will lose something important to them—love, support, or money—if they do not give in to the sexual demands.

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