Chapter 1 Domestic Violence

Front 1

What year did Governor Lawton Chiles appoint the Governor's Task Force on Domestic Violence?

Back 1

1993

Front 2

What year was legislation passed that required health and mental health professionals to have continuing education on domestic violence?

Back 2

1995

Front 3

What year did the Governor's Task Force on Domestic Violence expand to address sexual violence against women?

Back 3

1996

Front 4

What are the 2 forms of physical violence?

Back 4

Bidirectional (mutual combat) and Unidirectional (dominance, control, terror)

Front 5

What % of women stalked by an intimate partners also were physically assaulted?

Back 5

81%

Front 6

_ in _ women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime

Back 6

1 in 4

Front 7

According to WHO, what is the most common form of violence against women?

Back 7

IPV

Front 8

Men/Women: Who is more likely to be attached by a stranger than a person whom they have a close relationship with?

Back 8

Men

Front 9

What African country has the highest % of women ever abused by a partner?

Back 9

Ethiopia with 45%

Front 10

What Latin American country has the highest % of women abused by a partner?

Back 10

Nicaragua 28-69%

Front 11

What % of women in the US have been abused by a partner?

Back 11

22%

Front 12

What % of women in Canada have been abused by a partner?

Back 12

29%

Front 13

What Asian/Western Pacific country has the highest % of women abused by a partner?

Back 13

Papua New Guinea around 60%

Front 14

What European country has the highest % of women abused by a partner?

Back 14

Turkey

Front 15

What percentage of women in the West Bank/Gaza Strip had been abused in the last 12 months?

Back 15

52%

Front 16

What percentage of women would tell their physician about abuse?

Back 16

85%

Front 17

___% of nonfatal violent victimization were against women >12 y/o

Back 17

22%

Front 18

___% of nonfatal violent victimization were against men >12 y/o

Back 18

4%

Front 19

___% of IPV homicides were women

Back 19

30%

Front 20

___% of IPV homicides were men

Back 20

4%

Front 21

Overall rates of victimization have _____ (risen/decline) since 1979?

Back 21

decline

Front 22

What age and sex are at greatest risk of nonfatal IPV?

Back 22

Females 20-24

Front 23

What age of females are at the lowest risk of nonfatal IPV?

Back 23

Females 12-15 and over 50

Front 24

What age of males are at the lowest risk of nonfatal IPV?

Back 24

12-15 and over 65

Front 25

__-__% of university women report violence during a date

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20-30%

Front 26

Women age __-__ are more likely that any other women to be victims of IPV

Back 26

16-24

Front 27

At what age do rates for spousal homicide peak?

Back 27

15-24

Front 28

Rates ____ (rise/decline) with age for African Americans but not White

Back 28

decline

Front 29

Do divorced/seperated women have higher or lower rates of IPV than married?

Back 29

LOWER

Front 30

What races had the highest rates of domestic violence?

Back 30

African-Americans, Native Americans, and Alaskan native women and men; Hispanic women

Front 31

What race had the lowest rates of domestic violence?

Back 31

Asain and Pacific Islander

Front 32

Spousal homicide rate among African Americans is ___ higher than whites

Back 32

8.4

Front 33

Incidence of spousal homicide is ___ times higher in interracial marriages vs. intraracial marriages

Back 33

7.7

Front 34

Intimate partner homicides have ____ for blacks and ____ for whites

Back 34

decreased for blacks and remained stable for whites

Front 35

__% of female victims of IPV were by men

Back 35

96

Front 36

__% of male victims of IPV were by women

Back 36

82%

Front 37

__% of white victims were victimized by white offenders

Back 37

84%

Front 38

__% of black victims were victimized by black offenders

Back 38

93%

Front 39

Urban or Rural locations have the highest levels of nonfatal IPV?

Back 39

Urban

Front 40

What % of all nonfatal IPV were alcohol and drugs present?

Back 40

42%

Front 41

Female or male victims more likely to face an offender with a weapon?

Back 41

male

Front 42

Female or male victims more likely to face an offender with a firearm?

Back 42

Female

Front 43

What are the 5 stages of the Transtheoretic Model of Change?

Back 43

1. Pre-contemplation 2. Contemplation 3. Preparation 4. Action 5. Maintenance

Front 44

What does RADAR stand for?

Back 44

R=Routine Screening, A=Ask Direct Questions, D=Document Your Findings, A=Assess Immediate Safety, R= Review Options and Refer

Front 45

What does HITS stand for?

Back 45

Hurt, Insult, Threaten, or Scream