Unwelcome sexual advances, request for favors, verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature are exaples of:

• A. Sexual harassment
• B. Professionalism
• C. Harassment in general
• D. Intimidation

Answer: (A)

Sexual harassment is unwelcome sexual conduct that can create a hostile, uncomfortable, or coercive environment. The examples given—unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature—fit this definition because they involve pressure or behavior of a sexual kind that the other person did not consent to and that can affect their ability to work or participate freely.

This is different from professionalism, which is about appropriate, respectful conduct in a work or learning setting but not specifically about sexual behavior. It’s also broader than harassment in general, which can cover non-sexual misconduct as well. And intimidation focuses on threats or fear, not specifically on sexual behavior.