FSHD 237 Exam 4 Review

A pattern of intimate partner violence in which one partner uses violence as a tool to control and oppress the other. It is almost always perpetrated by men.

• Violent Resistance

• Situational Couple Violence

• Intimate Terrorism

• Emotional Violence

How are men different from women in their perpetration of intimate partner violence? (Select all that apply)

• Men tend to throw and kick

• Men are more likely to choke or strangle

• Men are more likely to rape or murder a partner

• Men commit higher frequencies of intimate partner violence than women

According to Johnson, this type of violence is just as likely to be initiated by men or women, and it erupts from heated arguments that get out of hand, but usually involves less severe injury to either partner.

• Intimate Terrorism

• Situational Couple Violence

• Violent Resistance

• Spontaneous Aggression

______ influences counteract aggressive urges. Examples of such influences include sobriety, high satisfaction and commitment, and holding a conscientious personality.

• Impelling

• Instigating

• Inhibiting

• Inciting

Men who are considered to be Pit Bulls in terms of Intimate Terrorism hold the following traits (select all that apply)

• Charming at first, but deeply insecure

• More antisocial and narcissistic

• Use violence as a calculated tool for control

• Experience intense physiological arousal during conflict

Approximately how many teens experience physical dating violence

• 1 in 5

• 1 in 7

• 1 in 10

• 1 in 20

According to the “i-3” model, dispositional impelling or inhibitory influences refer to:

• Background factors such as cultural norms and family experiences

• The current state of the couple’s relationship

• Personality traits and long-standing beliefs

• Immediate circumstances (i.e. heat, noise, sobriety)

Limiting what your partner does, who they hang out with, who they talk to, where they go, and limiting their outside involvement are examples of using ________ to control one’s partner.

• Using intimidation

• Using coercion and threats

• Using isolation

• Using emotional abuse

Daniel makes his girlfriend afraid by using looks, actions, gestures, and smashing things whenever they get in a conflict. According to the Power and Control wheel, these are all example of:

• Using male privilege

• Using coercion and threats

• Using emotional abuse

• Using intimidation

Social Exchange Theory would say that people stay in violent relationships because (select all that apply):

• It is what they expect from relationships

• They have low perceived worth

• They have barriers to leaving, including lack of resources and fear of negative judgment from others

• They feel an emotional connection to their partner despite the violence