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child abuse
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overt acts of aggression, excessive verbal derogation or physical abuse
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child neglect
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acts of omission: failing to provide adequate physical/emotional care due to economical or willful neglect
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coercive power
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able to punish someone (slapping, spanking, silent treatment)
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expert power
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expert on a subject to persuade someone; higher knowledge
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informational power
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using information to persuade someone
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referent power
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less dominant person look up to more dominant person
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legitimate power
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someone gave you that power
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no power
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equal power in relationship
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power
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ability to exercise one's will
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personal power
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self-development, autonomy
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family power
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between parents & children
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intimate-partner violence
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violence committed by spouses; physically/emotional, wife abuse
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marital rape
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sexual abuse + violence
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patriarchal terrorism
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specifically to abuse, almost entirely male & that is oriented to control by fear and intimidation
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common-couple violence
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mutual violence between partners that occurs in conjunction with specific argument; fewer instances, less likely to escalate & less injuries
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emotional child abuse/neglect
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parent being overly harsh & critical, failing to provide guidance, or uninterested in child's needs
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incest
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sexual relations between related individuals; most common is father-daughter; most emotionally charged & most difficult to detect
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elder abuse
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overt acts of aggression
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elder neglect
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acts of omission or failure to give adequate care
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power politics
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how spouses exert power in marriage: leaving/threatening, distancing, infidelity, accumulation
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