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Module 11 Flashcards

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1
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What is domestic violence (DV)?

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Any violence between family members

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What is intimate partner violence (IPV)?

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Any violence/mistreatment that a women or man experiences at the hand of marital, common-law, dating or same-sex partner

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What are the 4 forms of IPV?

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  • Physical
  • Sexual
  • Emotional
  • Economic
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What are the 5 conflict tactic scales CTS/CTS2?

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  • Negotiation scale
  • Psychological scale
  • Physical assault scale
  • Sexual coercion scale
  • Injury scale
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What 2 things does CTS2 measure?

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Gives explanation for both sides.
- Perpetration
- Victimization

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What is the likert scale?

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1=one in the past year - 6=more than 20 time in the past year

7=not in the past year, but did happen
8=this has never happened

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What is the general social survey?

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  • Telephone survey
  • Questions about physical, sexual, emotional and financial abuse.
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What has the general social survey found about indigenous peoples and LGBTQ+?

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Self-report higher rates of IPV

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What has the general social survey found about people that have integrated from other countries?

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Self-report lower rates of IPV

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What precent of violence is reported to police?

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19%

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What precent of men and women report violence to the police?

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Women - 23%
Men - 7%

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What are 6 reasons victims of IPV do not report to police?

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  • Personal matter
  • Too minor
  • Don’t want police involved
  • Don’t want to be arrested
  • Police wouldn’t help
  • Feared retaliation by offender
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What myths about IPV are more believed among women than men?

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  • Battered women could simply leave
  • Battered women staying is somewhat masochistic
  • Woman can prevent battering by seeking counselling
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What are 5 reasons why battered women stay?

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  • Lack of options (economic)
  • Believe violence will end (external violence causes)
  • Fear of leaving (reprisal)
  • Learned helplessness
  • Cycle of violence
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What are the 3 (technically 4) stages of the Walker cycle of violence?

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  • Tension building
  • Acute or abusive
  • Honeymoon phase
  • Remission phase
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What are 4 factors related to leaving?

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  • Change in frequency, severity or abuse direction
  • Change in resources
  • Decrease in partners expressed remorse
  • Change in visibility of violence
17
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What was the case and when was battered woman syndrome recognized?

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  • 1990
  • Angelique Lavelle case, shot her husband
18
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What is the most effective model for recidivism?

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RNR model

19
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What are some of the treatments?

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  • CBT
  • Psychoeducational/Feminist “Duluth”
  • Couples therapy, anger management (not very affective)
20
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What program showed a decrease in recidivism with treatment?

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Family violence prevention program

21
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What 2 things make up criminal harassment?

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  • Repeated following, communicating with, watching or threatening.
  • Victim fears for their own safety.
22
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What percent of men and women felt they feared for their safety (stalking) as reported by GSS?

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  • Women: 7%
  • Men: 4%
23
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What precent of politicians get stalked?

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30%

24
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What precent of physicians get stalked?

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15%

25
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What precent of university profs get stalked?

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25%

26
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What are the 4 typologies of stalkers?

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  • Ex-intimate
  • Love-obsessional
  • Delusional
  • Grudge
27
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What is ex-intimate stalking? Is it common?

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  • Common and usually male
  • Targets and ex-partner
  • History of IPV
  • Wants reconciliation or revenge
28
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What is love-obsessional stalking? Is it common?

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  • Rare
  • Targets acquaintances or co-workers where there has been no intimate relationship
  • Want an intimate relationship
29
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What is delusional stalking? Is it common?

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  • Rare
  • Targets strangers
  • High profile people (celebrities, media, etc.)
  • Never had relationship, believes it exists
  • Has delusional disorder, psychosis
30
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What is grudge stalking? Is it common?

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  • Rare
  • Targets those with no prior intimate relationship
  • Seeking revenge
31
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What are 3 predictors of stalking escalating to physical?

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  • Former intimate relationship
  • Threats to the victim
  • Stalker has personality disorder, substance use disorder and no psychotic disorder

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