Exam 2 - Lecture's 14 Flashcards
Most legal rights are extended to __________
defendants
Shift in 1970’s and early 1980’s to extend rights and protection to __________
victims
__________ : Field focused on studying victims, consequences of victimization, and recovery.
Victimology
__________ : Experiencing intense, fear-related reactions when reminded of the trauma
PTSD
-PTSD-
Usually happens after __________ episode
-Victim or loved one is threatened with mortal danger/serious bodily harm
severe
-PTSD-
Symptoms:
Intrusive thoughts, __________, nightmares
-Avoidance of similar __________
- flashbacks
- stimulus
-PTSD-
Symptoms must last longer than 1 __________
- Otherwise, __________ disorder
- Sometimes symptoms last for months/years
- month
- acute stress
-PTSD-
Can it be prevented?
Social support __________ after event
Training programs have been developed to __________ likelihood of PTSD
- immediately
- decrease
-Battered Spouses-
Violence between romantic partners occurs in 25% to ___% of couples.
33
-Battered Spouses-
Violence against __________ is much more common than violence against __________
- women
- men
-Battered Spouses-
Women are injured more
- More likely to be murdered by __________ than stranger
- ___% of women murdered by partner
- partner
- 30
Research shows batterers are more likely to be:
- Unemployed
- Less well __________
- Minority group
- Lower __________
- Suffered from physical abuse or observed it
- Early __________ abuse
- Poor self-concept, not very good __________ and limited verbal skills
- Show extreme jealousy and fear of being __________
- educated
- SES
- substance
- problem-solvers
- abandoned
-Cycle of Violence-
- Batterer: Emotional and physical __________
- Early in relationship: attentive and __________
- instability
- loving
-Cycle of Violence-
- __________ :
- Disagreements in the relationship lead to increased criticism of the partner
- May include minor physical violence
Tension building phase
-Cycle of Violence-
- Tension building phase:
- Disagreements in the relationship lead to increased __________ of the partner
- May include __________ physical violence
- criticism
- minor
-Cycle of Violence-
- __________ :
- Serious form of aggression (raped, beaten, etc.)
- Woman is usually too dependent on man to break off relationship
- He controls most of her life/relationships
- Woman believes she can change his behavior
Acute Battering incident:
-Cycle of Violence-
- Acute Battering incident:
- Serious form of __________ (raped, beaten, etc.)
- Woman is usually too __________ on man to break off relationship
- He controls most of her life/__________
- Woman believes she can change his __________
- aggression
- dependent
- relationships
- behavior
-Cycle of Violence-
- __________ :
Batterer apologizes for attack (“I won’t do it again”)
Contrite phase
-Cycle of Violence-
- Contrite phase:
Batterer __________ for attack (“I won’t do it again”)
apologizes
-Learned Helplessness-
__________ Conditioning Research with Dogs
Seligman’s
Seligman’s Conditioning Research with Dogs
How does this translate to humans?
- Relates to explanatory style (__________ )
- Can lead to __________ disorders
- Leads to __________ changes – amygdala, hippocampus, and hypothalamus
- locus of control
- depressive
- neurobiological
Power of the Situation-
__________ situation turns good people bad
“evil”
Stanford Prison Experiment-
Social psychologist Phillip __________
Zimbardo
-Psychology of Rape-
Those who blame the victim and are tolerant of rapists
__________ : emphasis on restriction or sexuality and sexual partners
-Anything outside of “appropriateness” means rape victim deserved it:
Sexual conservatism