Lately, sharon's piano teacher has been sitting beside sharon when she plays the piano. one day, her teacher put his hand on her leg and tried to kiss her. sharon felt trapped and extremely uncomfortable. she told him firmly that she wasn't interested, and he said he understood. she didn't want to tell anyone because he is a very nice person and an extremely good piano teacher. she doesn't want to lose him as her teacher. but at her next lesson, the teacher put his arm around her and tried to kiss her again. his behavior is a form of a. consent. b. sexual assault. c. date rape. d. sexual abuse.

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