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Sexual abuse can be defined as the unsolicited sexual _______ or _______ toward any person. |
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Which of the following is not on the list of what sexual abuse and sexual violence involves? |
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Being sexually abusive is something that people readily admit to doing. |
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What percentage of rapes are actually reported to law enforcement? |
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______ out of every three women will be sexually assaulted at some point of her life |
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Rape survivors are up to 13 times more likely to attempt suicide than non-victim |
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Which of the following does not contribute to how we are all conditioned to accept or avoid certain things regarding sexuality? |
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A little ______ goes a long way in building intimacy in a relationship. |
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_____ is a powerful force. |
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Emotional attachments that are too quick and intense can be characteristics of what? |
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addiction to sex and love |
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What has been said to be the most sinister of all abuse? |
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Few ___________ carry their behavior into the public. |
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Emotional abuse usually exists on its own and is not accompanied by other controlling behaviors. |
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Limiting a person’s freedom and mobility to control their environment falls into which of the following categories of emotional abuse? |
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Using degrading remarks, name calling, and insults to put a victim at a lower level than the abuser falls into which of the following categories of emotional abuse? |
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Being cold or aloof toward a partner in a way that makes them feel that their needs and feelings are unimportant falls into which of the following categories of emotional abuse? |
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______ is a powerful motivating force in individual lives and in relationships. It can inspire, excite, motivate, comfort, encourage, and arouse. |
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What is the most central issue regarding abusive behavior? |
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What is one of the most divisive ways to wear down a person’s sense of self and independence? |
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An abuser may never have to resort to ______ ______ if fear tactics and threats serve to get him what he wants. |
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The common bond that exists between children makes them a convenient avenue to use ______ behaviors. |
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It is a common trait among abusers to ______ their destructive behavior. |
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The idea that controlling the money is a “man’s job” comes from which form of control? |
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What is the ultimate form of power and control? |
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For every form of destructive behavior, there is a corresponding _______ behavior which, must be developed. |
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Relationships fueled by _____ and ______ are no real relationship at all. |
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______ is a powerful means to building equality. |
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Who is responsible for your anger? |
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There is clear evidence that ______ ______ in its varied forms contributes to crimes of all types. |
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______ knows no boundaries among social, economic, or racial groups. |
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The use of any substance may be to cover or mask deeper emotional ______ in you. |
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The use of any __________ probably will not lead to serious relational, family, and work problems. |
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Drug _______ can lead to legal problems, which may result in hospitalization or incarceration. |
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What has been called the drug of choice because it is quick, legal, and affordable? |
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Which of the following is not an outcome of punishment and is therefore an outcome of discipline? |
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Which of the following is not an outcome of discipline and is therefore an outcome of punishment? |
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As a parent, you posses power to ______ that child. |
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Which of the following is not an example of denial? |
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Sure I hit her but at least I wasn’t in the face |
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Which of the following is not an example of blame? |
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Which of the following is not an example of minimization? |
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______ always focuses on the actions of another person or thing as the cause of the behavior. |
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______ often uses words which make the abuse sound less severe. |
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What is the goal and creed of the Men Stopping Violence program? |
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The process of change is _______, and likely in our case, a lifelong one requiring commitment ______. |
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