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"Sexual Harassment is a troubling problem which can destroy self-esteem and limit--even derail--career choices. It can be subtle--it can be blatant. In Sexual Harassment No More, Jim Conway and Sally Conway explore the differences in attitudes of males and females, define the ranges which harassment can take, and provide useful guidelines on how to fight back. (paper 208pp)

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Sexual Harassment No More
by Jim Conway, Ph.D., and Sally Conway, M.S.

Table of Contents

Part 1 Harassment: A Social Disease

1. It's Real & It's Pervasive
2. Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
3. Sexual Harassment on Dates
4. Sexual Harassment in Marriage
5. Sexual Harassment in Education
6. Sexual Harassment in Religion
7. Why Do Women Put Up with It?
8. Guidelines for the Harassed Person

Part 2 Insights for Men & for the Women Who Want to Help Them

9. Why Men Harass
10. "Male Pattern Ignorance"
12. What Men Need to Know About Women
13. To Do and Not to Do

Part 3 Insights for Women to Reduce Harassment

14. What Women Need to Know to Reduce Harassment
15. What Women Need to Be to Reduce Harassment
16. What Women Need to Do to Reduce Harassment

Part 4 Values That Enable People to Rise Above Harassment

17. What You Believe Will Change Your Life

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Sexual Harassment No More
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Sally Conway, M.S.

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    Sexual harassment occurs in many workplaces, but it is not confined to work. Harassing behaviors are also frequently found in the dating scene, marriage, medicine, the military, educational institutions and religious groups.
    Sexual harassment is wrong--whether in the Navy, a doctor’s office, church, an insurance office, or a shipping room. It is an out-and-out breach of moral decency by the offender. It’s also a violation of the victim’s personal boundaries. The end result is a demeaning and shaming of the victim, even if the comments and actions are disguised as flattery.
    Not only does sexual harassment damage the victim, but, it is also a blight on society. And from our point of view as Christian counselors, sexual harassment is totally alien to the model which Jesus Christ gives us for relating to people.
    Sexual harassment is real and it is pervasive. We believe victims and victimizers alike need to be alerted and educated. Along with helping you understand the problem, we want to coach you on how to prevent harassment--how to be neither a victim, nor a perpetrator.

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