Domestic Violence

Cycle of Violence Theory Treatment Myths vs. Realities

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Cycle of Violence:

$100 Question

What is the correct sequence of the cycle of violence theory? a. Remorse/reconciliation, acute battering, tension building b. Tension building, acute battering, remorse/reconciliation c. Tension building, remorse/reconciliation, acute battering d. Remorse/reconciliation, acute ANSWER battering, tension building
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Cycle of Violence:

$100 Answer

What is the correct sequence of the cycle of violence theory? a. Remorse/reconciliation, acute battering, tension building b. Tension building, acute battering, remorse/reconciliation c. Tension building, remorse/reconciliation, acute battering d. Remorse/reconciliation, acute battering, tension building
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Cycle of Violence:

$200 Question

Tim beat his wife to teach her a lesson, but later denied his actions. Which phase in the cycle of violence does this represent? a. Remorse/reconciliation b. Tension building c. Acute battering d. None of the above
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Cycle of Violence:

$200 Answer

Tim beat his wife to teach her a lesson, but later denied his actions. Which phase in the cycle of violence does this represent?

a. Remorse/reconciliation
b. Tension building

c. Acute battering
d. None of the above
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Cycle of Violence:

$300 Question

What is the single greatest cause of injury to women aged 15-44? a. Rape

b. Auto accidents
c. Mugging

d. Domestic violence
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Cycle of Violence:

$300 Answer

What is the single greatest cause of injury to women aged 15-44? a. Rape

b. Auto accidents
c. Mugging

d. Domestic violence
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Cycle of Violence:

$400 Question

Which of the following is not a cause of violence? a. Lack of education

b. Political differences
c. Stress

d. The media
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Cycle of Violence:

$400 Answer

Which of the following is not a cause of violence? a. Lack of education

b. Political differences
c. Stress d. The media
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Theory:

$100 Question

Conjugal terrorism as described by Morgan is akin to brainwashing and political terrorism. a. true b. false

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Theory:

$100 Answer

Conjugal terrorism as described by Morgan is akin to brainwashing and political terrorism. a. true

b. false

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Theory:

$200 Question

Learning theory proposes that both batterers and the battered are conditioned by what they have learned about relationships from their parents.
a. true b. false
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Theory:

$200 Answer

Learning theory proposes that both batterers and the battered are conditioned by what they have learned about relationships from their parents. a. true b. false
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Theory:

$300 Question

Which theory proposes that as long as the costs for being violent do not outweigh the rewards, violence will be used as a method of control?
a. Exchange Theory b. Intraindividual Theory c. Feminist Theory d. Coercive Control
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Theory:

$300 Answer

Which theory proposes that as long as the costs for being violent do not outweigh the rewards, violence will be used as a method of control?
a. Exchange Theory b. Intraindividual Theory c. Feminist Theory d. Coercive Control
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Theory:

$400 Question

Individual experience, family systems, the community, peers, and society all are mediating variables for domestic violence under what theory? a. Feminist Theory b. Exchange Theory c. System d. Nested Ecological
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Sex Abuse:

$400 Answer

Individual experience, family systems, the community, peers, and society all are mediating variables for domestic violence under what theory?
a. Feminist Theory b. Exchange Theory c. System d. Nested Ecological
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Treatment:

$100 Question

All of the following are group treatment goals except: a. ensure the safety of the victimized partner.
b. alter the batterers attitude towards violence. c. allow the victim to vent his/her feelings d. learn nonviolent alternatives to past behaviors. ANSWER
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Treatment:

$100 Answer

All of the following are group treatment goals except: a. ensure the safety of the victimized partner. b. alter the batterers attitude towards violence.

c. allow the victim to vent his/her feelings

d. learn nonviolent alternatives to past behaviors.
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Treatment:

$200 Question

A domestic violence shelters primary duty is to:

a. all of these are primary services.

b. provide long-term supportive therapy

c. broker services to start a new life. d. provide them a safe place to stay while they recover physically and psychologically.
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Treatment:

$200 Answer

A domestic violence shelters primary duty is to: a. all of these are primary services. b. provide long-term supportive therapy c. broker services to start a new life. d. provide them a safe place to stay while they recover physically and psychologically.
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Treatment:

$300 Question

One of the major components of an anger management program for batterers is to start understanding they have choices.

a. true
b. false
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Treatment:

$300 Answer

One of the major components of an anger management program for batterers is to start understanding they have choices.

a. true
b. false

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Treatment:

$400 Question

What is the best assessment used for domestic violence? a. medical settings

b. crisis line
c. personality measures d. clinical interview
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Treatment:

$400 Answer

What is the best assessment used for domestic violence? a. medical settings

b. crisis line
c. personality measures d. clinical interview
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Myths vs. Realities:

$100 Question

All of the following are myths except: a. battered women overstate the case. b. battering is a private, family matter.

c. battering is rare.
d. battered women never provoke the beating.
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Myths vs. Realities:

$100 Answer

All of the following are myths except: a. battered women overstate the case. b. battering is a private, family matter. c. battering is rare. d. battered women never provoke the beating.
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Myths vs. Realities:

$200 Question

Reporting a beating whether committed by a total stranger or ones spouse is usually exaggerated to exact revenge.
a. true

b. false
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Myths vs. Realities:

$200 Answer

Reporting a beating whether committed by a total stranger or ones spouse is usually exaggerated to exact revenge.

a. true
b. false

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Myths vs. Realities:

$300 Question

All of the following are reasons why women stay in abusive relationships except: a. she may believe a mans promise to reform

b. a husband has patriarchal rights

c. she may believe she has no options d. She may be concerned for her children
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Myths vs. Realities:

$300 Answer

All of the following are reasons why women stay in abusive relationships except: a. she may believe a mans promise to reform b. a husband has patriarchal rights c. she may believe she has no options

d. She may be concerned for her children

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Myths vs. Realities:

$400 Question

Most women leave a battering relationship an average of three to six times, but do so with varying degrees of permanency a. true b. false
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Myths vs. Realities:

$400 Answer

Most women leave a battering relationship an average of three to six times, but do so with varying degrees of permanency a. true b. false
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FINAL ROUND Question

Whos phone number did brad find in Kinseys jacket? a. Chris

b. Steve
c. A friend d. A co-worker
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FINAL ROUND Answer

Whos phone number did brad find in Kinseys jacket? a. Chris

b. Steve
c. A friend

d. A co-worker
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