which of the following is not part of the definition of sexual abuse of a student?

The definition of sexual abuse of a student typically includes behaviors such as non-consensual sexual contact or intercourse, sexual harassment, sexual exploitation, unwanted touching or contact with intimate body parts, and coercion or threats related to sexual acts. It covers physical acts like rape or sexual assault and non-physical acts like exposing a student to pornography or sexualized photography. Behaviors like intimidation, stalking, and bullying related to gender or sexuality can also be part of sexual abuse definitions in educational settings. Thus, any behavior that does not fit these categories of sexual misconduct—such as general verbal rudeness or non-sexual bullying—would not be part of the definition of sexual abuse of a student. For example, disciplinary issues unrelated to sexual conduct or exclusively non-sexual aggressive behavior would not be included. If specific options were provided, the answer would be the option that does not relate to sexual misconduct, harassment, assault, exploitation, or coercion as described.