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Question 1

Domestic Violence

Answer 1

Any violence between family members

Question 2

Intimate Partner Violence/ Dating
Violence

Answer 2

Any violence or mistreatment that a
partner experiences at the hands of a
marital, common-law, or dating partner
(includes ex-partners)

Question 3

Types of IPV

Answer 3

Physical
Emotional
Sexual
Financial

Question 4

Battered Woman Syndrome

Answer 4

Sub-category of PTSD. Symptoms include:
* difficulty sleeping, including nightmares and insomnia
* feelings of fear, anger, sadness, hopelessness, and
worthlessness
* panic attacks or flashbacks to the abuse

Question 5

Preventing IPV/ Dating violence
* Three types of intervention

Answer 5

primary, secondary, tertiary

Question 6

Primary

Answer 6

• For everyone
• Prevent from
  occurring at
  all

Question 7

Secondary

Answer 7

For people at
higher risk of
perpetration
(but have not
done it)
* Prevent them
from
perpetration
* E.g.,
boys/men

Question 8

Tertiary

Answer 8

• For people
  who have
  offended
• Prevent them
  from
  offending
  again

Question 9

Criminal Harassment

Answer 9

• Repeatedly following, communicating with,
  watching or threatening
• Victim must fear for their own safety

Question 10

Different types of stalkers?

Answer 10

Intimate
(50%)
Acquaintance
(13%)
Public figure
(27%)
Private
(10%)

Question 11

What predicts violence in stalking?

Answer 11

• Personality disorder
• Substance use disorder
• NO psychotic disorder

Question 12

Wilson et al. (2023)
* KEY FINDINGS after review of cyberstalking literature:

Answer 12

Factors that may predict cyberstalking:
* Deviant peer associations
* Low self-control; engaging in risky behaviours
* Hours spent online (i.e., opportunity)
* Previous victimization/ perpetration
* Antisocial personality traits (i.e., psychopathy; narcissism)