Factors Related to Intentional Injuries Flashcards

1
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are actions done by one person to self or to other people that cause harm and violence

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Intentional Injuries

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2
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actions are done in purpose with the knowledge of what’s going to happen if you do a certain action.

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intentional

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3
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Intentional Injuries type

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Self Inflicted

Assault

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4
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is the intentional taking of one’s own life

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Suicide

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5
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A suicide attempt in which a person does not intent to die

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Parasuicide

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6
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Domestic Violence

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an act that includes physical assault, sexual abuse, verbal abuse

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7
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Name-calling
Limited contact with other friends
Denying financial support
Stopping a partner from working
Threatening or done physical harm
Sexual assault
stalking
Intimidation
Jealous
Won't let the realtionship break
Hurts him/her, violent, brags about hurting people
puts him/her down
Forces him/her to have sex
Abuses drugs or alcohol
History of bad relationships and blaming it on others
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Domestic violence acts

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8
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unwanted,aggressive behavior with an imbalance of power and repetition

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Bulllying

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9
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Types of bullying

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Verbal bullying
Social bullying
Physical bullying
Cyberbullying

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10
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Knowing your schedule
Showing up to places you go to
Sending mail, e-mail, pictures
Calling or texting repeatedly
Contacting you
Writing letters
Damaging your property
Creating a website about you
Sending gifts
Stealing things that belong to you
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Stalking actions

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11
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is a pattern of behavior that makes you feel afraid

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Stalking

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12
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The act of using force to hand over their property

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extortion

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13
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taking a person against their will and holding them captive

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Kidnapping

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14
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use of violence for political reasons and putting the public in fear

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Terrorrism

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15
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cruelty in form of words

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Verbal abuse

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16
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A person…

  • who experienced violence.
  • who lacks attention.
  • with learning disorders.
  • who possesses alcohol and drugs.
  • with low IQ.
  • with poor behaviors.
  • who lacks social interaction.
  • who is exposed to a violent and harsh environment.
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Individual Risk Factors

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Q
  • harsh and poor disciplinary practices
  • parents are not involved most of the time
  • low emotional attachment to the family members
  • low parental education
  • low income
  • parents abusing their child
  • low in monitoring and supervising the child
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Family Risk Factors

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  • getting along with an irresponsible group of people
  • gangs involvement
  • rejected by the people around
  • poor performance academically
  • failure of commitment to school
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Peer and Social Risk Factors

19
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● high IQ 
● academic achiever 
● socially oriented 
● acknowledged by 
   friends 
● religious beliefs 
● goals and plans in  
   life
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Individual Protective Factors

20
Q

● connection to each member of the family
● openness to parents with problems
● acknowledged by parents
● shared activities with the family members
● consistent appearance of parents in everyday life
● use of proper disciplinary practices

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Family Protective Factors

21
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● surrounded by responsible friends
● friends with proper behavior
● a close relationship with good friends

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Peer and Social Protective Factors