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Abstract
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While the definition of sexual consent in French law seems relatively clear from a legal point of view, it is not always easy to assess in real-life situations by teenagers and the professionals who work with them.
The emergence of social movements such as Metoo have led to the necessary liberation of women's voices, and is having a growing impact on the voices of teenagers, who are asking themselves: did I really consent, did I really want to, was it sexual assault? These are all questions that care professionals need to be able to address with the necessary distance and without too much moral judgement.
By means of preliminary interviews, we are attempting to define the contours of the representations of professionals working with adolescents with regard to sexual consent in relationships between adolescents.
By extracting and classifying the verbatims, we hope to be able to draw up a questionnaire for health and social care professionals on their representations of sexual consent between adolescents. The results will provide a better understanding of the concept of consent in clinical practice, so that we can provide better support for teenage victims or aggressors.
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