B1M3 Flashcards
Mia, a six-year-old child has had fever, chills, nausea, vomiting with dysuria for 7
days. She is now severely dehydrated. Her mother, a midwife in a provincial hospital,
does not have her checked because she believes Mia just needs to drink more water
and “will get over it”. This situation is an example of:
A. Financial abuse
B. Neglect
C. Physical Abuse
D. Emotional abuse
B. Neglect
Eve’s boyfriend has cheated on her at least 5 times in their 2-year relationship. Every
time he was caught, he would be very sorry and would blame her for not having
enough time for him. This situation is an example of:
A. Financial abuse
B. Neglect
C. Physical Abuse
D. Emotional abuse
D. Emotional abuse
Eve’s relationship with her boyfriend has episodes of physical and sexual violence.
Today, Eve’s boyfriend is persuading her into having unprotected sex even if she has
second thoughts about the act. He reasons that this is the only way she can make up
for making him feel lonely. She tries to keep the peace in their relationship for as long
as possible, so she allows him. This situation falls in what stage of the cycle of
abuse?
A. Remorse
B. Tension
C. Honeymoon
D. Explosion
B. Tension
Which among the following statements regarding domestic violence is correct?
A. If you blame the victim, you become an accomplice.
B. Women cannot physically abuse men.
C. Marcus Aurelius said that women are mutilated males.
D. People who were abused as children do not have an increased risk on becoming
abusers themselves
A. If you blame the victim, you become an accomplice.
Psycho-social cultural roots that explain man is assigned the task of hunting in far
places, clearing land for cultivation and fighting men against other tribes:
A. Social and cultural framework
B. Biological framework
C. Work, role and power framework
D. Formative framework
C. Work, role and power framework
Ashley needs to find a suitor for her to achieve status and protection. She
understands that she needs to display external signs of attraction and interest. She
uses this framework to her advantage:
A. Biological
B. Formative
C. Social and cultural
D. Work, role and power
A. Biological
In Filipino culture, what role does the extended family play in shaping an individual’s
personhood?
A. Extended family has little influence on personhood development.
B. Personhood is considered fully independent of family relations.
C. The extended family plays a critical role in defining one’s responsibilities, values,
and identity.
D. Extended family is only involved in formal ceremonies, not in everyday life
C. The extended family plays a critical role in defining one’s responsibilities, values,
and identity.
Which of the following is a common challenge in achieving equality between
husbands and wives in traditional Filipino families?
A. Gender roles are deeply rooted in cultural expectations
B. The lack of legal support for wives
C. A belief that only the husband should work outside the home
D. Wives having more decision-making power than husbands
A. Gender roles are deeply rooted in cultural expectations
Which of the following best explains why UNESCO’s Platform of Action emphasizes
the creation of an educational and social environment that treats men and women
equally?
A. To ensure women and men receive equal pay for equal work.
B. To eliminate traditional gender roles and promote full potential in both sexes.
C. To increase the number of women in traditionally male-dominated professions.
D. To reduce the physical demands placed on women in certain jobs
B. To eliminate traditional gender roles and promote full potential in both sexes.
In designing educational materials to encourage both boys and girls in professional
and technical fields, which approach would best eliminate gender discrimination?
A. Creating separate materials tailored exclusively to boys or girls.
B. Providing only role models from traditional career paths for both genders.
C. Focusing on technical skills without addressing personal development aspects.
D. Including exercises that build confidence, self-respect, and self-esteem for all
students
D. Including exercises that build confidence, self-respect, and self-esteem for all
students
What does the term “medicalization of the problem” refer to in the context of
domestic violence?
A. The increased use of medical treatments to address abuse
B. Healthcare providers dismiss signs of abuse and return victims to abusive
environments
C. There is currently a growing focus on mental health issues related to abuse
D. The advancement of medical technology to detect abuse
B. Healthcare providers dismiss signs of abuse and return victims to abusive
environments
Which of the following statements describes the impact of media saturation with
violence on domestic violence?
A. It has no effect on societal views regarding domestic violence.
B. It can normalize aggressive behaviors of domestic violence.
C. It reduces the incidence of domestic violence by increasing public awareness.
D. It solely impacts the portrayal of violence in movies but not in real life
B. It can normalize aggressive behaviors of domestic violence.
What stage of the life cycle does the practice of genital mutilation and denial of
healthcare would likely be inflicted on?
A. reproductive years
B. infancy and childhood
C. post-productive years
D. adolescence
B. infancy and childhood
The father is the master of the household and makes all the decisions for the family.
What spoke in the Power and Control Wheel is portrayed in this example?
A. Intimidation
B. Using male privilege
C. Threats
D. Economic abuse
B. Using male privilege
Karl cannot control his anger at home. He scolds his children when they have low
grades in school. He smashes objects in front of his family when he does not get
what he wants. What spoke in the Power and Control Wheel is portrayed in this
example?
A. Intimidation
B. Using male privilege
C. Threats
D. Economic abuse
A. Intimidation
