Sociology Chapter 13 Family Violence

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intimacy or relatedness increases our chance for abuse, violence, or sexual abuse tor f

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WHAT INCREASES THE LIKEIHOOD OF VIOLENCE OR SEXUAL ABUSE

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INTIMACY
RELATEDENESS

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2 PLACES THAT ARE MORE DANGEROUS THAN OUR FAMILIES

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1. WAR ZONES
2. URBAN RIOT SCENE

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AN ACT CARRIES OUT WITH THE INTENTION OR PERCEIVED INTENTION OF CAUSING PHYSICAL PAIN OR INJURY TO ANOTHER PERSON

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VIOLENCE

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VIOLENCE IS ON THE CONTINUUM
WITH __________

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NORMAL ABUSE SUCH AS SPANKING AT ONE END

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ACTS POTENTIAL FOR CAUSING CAUSING INJURY KNOWN AS

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abusive violence at the other end

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researchers have not come in complete agreement what constitutes violence t or f

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true

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what de we need to look at to study the roots of violence within a family

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larger sociocultural environment

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trait that society labels as desiable

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aggression

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WHICH MODEL HAS INCREASE RISK OF CHILD ABUSE

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ECOLOGICAL MODEL

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HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
MOMS MORE ABUSSIVE TO KIDS THAN DADS

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FEMINIST MODEL

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THIS MODEL VIEWS FAMILY VIOLENCE ARISE FROM TWO FACTORS
1. STRUCTURAL STRESS
2. CULTURAL NORMS

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SOCIAL SITUATIONAL MODEL

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PEOPLE LEARN VIOLENCE FROM

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SOCIETY
FAMILIES

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A HUSBAND HAS LITTLE EDUCATION
JOB IS LOW STATUS
LACKS INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
CHOOSES VIOLENCE TO MAINTAIN THE DOMINENT POSITION

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RESOURCE MODEL

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ONE OF THE MOST COMMON AND UNDER REPORTED CRIMES IN THE US

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BATTERING WOMEN

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WIFE ABUSE MORE COMMON

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LOW INCOME STATUS
HIGH MARITAL CONFLICT

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WHAT THEORY IS GOOD AT LOOKING AT TREATMENT AND PREVENTION

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EXCHANGE SOCIAL THEORY

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RAPE BY AN ACQUAINTANCE IS LESS LIKELY THAN RAPE BY A STRANGER

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FALSE

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MOST WIDESPREAD FORM OF FAMILY VIOLENCE

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SIBLING VIOLENCE

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RELATIVELY FEW MISSING CHILDREN HAVE BEEN KIDNAPPED BY STRANGERS

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TRUE

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MAN WHO BATTERS

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HAS LOW SELF ESTEEM
HAS DUAL PERSONALITY
SADISTIC
PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE
PATHOLOGICALLY JEALOUS

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BEST PREDICTOR OF FUTURE VIOLENCE

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HX OF PAST VIOLENT BEHAVIOR

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MOST WIDESPREAD AND OVERLOOKED FORM OF FAMILY VIOLENCE

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MARITAL RAPE

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3 FACTORS THAT FALL INTO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

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AGE
RACE
SOCIAL CLASS

YOUNG WOMEN, BLACK WOMEN, AND LOW INCOME WOMEN

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MARITAL RAPE IS A FORM

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OF BATTERING

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VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT IN DATING IS PRECIPITATED BY

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JEALOUSY
REJECTION

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MANY HAVE DIFFICULTY ACKNOWLEDGING THAT FORCE SEX IN A MARRIAGE IS RAPE T OR F

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TRUE

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MARITAL RAPE VICTIMS FEEL WHAT

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BETRAYAL
ANGER
HUMILIATION
GUILT

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MOST COMMON FORM OF RAPE

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DATE RAPE OR ACQUITTANCE RAPE

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PHYSICAL VIOLENCE GOES HAND AND HAND WITH

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SEXUAL AGGRESSION

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3/4 OF VICTIMS WITH DATE RAPE EXPERIENCE

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BRUISES , CUTS, BLACK EYES AND INTERNAL INJURIES

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WHEN DO WOMEN LEAVE

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VIOLENCE IS HIGH
CHILDREN BECOME THREATEN

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION

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BASED ON CONTROL
COMPASSION

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LEARNED HELPLESSNESS

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RESULT OF BEHAVIOR REINFORCEMENT

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LEARNED HELPLESSNESS IS CONNECTED

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WITH LOW SELF ESTEEM
KEEPS THE WOMEN FEELING SHE CAN'T CONTROL THE BATTERING

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ENDING THE VIOLENCE

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THE W OMENS DETERMINATION THAT THE VIOLENCE MUST STOP