violence and injury prevention

injuries due to violence meant to do harm or injure another person

• intentional injuries

• unintentional injuries

injuries that a person did not plan or mean to have happen

• intentional injuries

• unintentional injuries

any action that results in the possibility of injury, danger, loss or failure

• injury

• accident

• risk

Some risks can be good risks. True or false

• true

• false

Wearing a seat belt is an example of an unsafe risk. true or false

• true

• false

the threat or use of force that hurts or frightens a person or damages property

• injury

• risk

• accident

• violence

What are the two types of violence?

• physical and social

• physical and emotional

• emotional and social

• social and cyber

Match the following

• person who sees the violence happen

• bystander

• person who commits the violence

• perpetrator

• person who is hurt by the violence

• target or victim

What should a bystander do when they see violence or bullying?

• nothing

• stop it or get help

• watch it

• join in

when someone intentionally hurts another person in a physical, verbal, and emotional way

• bullying

• injury

• risk

• accident