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the use of physical force with the intent to injure or kill
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violence
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the intentional killing of one person by another
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homicide
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the person who is attacked and harmed physically
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victim
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the loss of feeling and movement in some part of the body
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paralysis
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the victim, the assailant, may suffer serious physical injuries
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assailant
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used to describe the frustration and hostility that sometimes results when people feel unable to improve their lives
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free floating anger
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fighting gangs because they will fight those who intrude on their turf
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territorial gang
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people who encourage fighting between others while staying out of the fight themselves
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instigators
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a lack of acceptance of another's opinions, beliefs, or actions
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intolerance
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the unfair mistreatment of a person or group based on prejudices
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discrimination
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to describe the small but frequent episodes of discrimination that some people experience
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microinsults
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grow more intense
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escalate
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a process for resolving conflicts that involves a neutral third party
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mediation
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what are 2 choices that a person has for dealing with anger besides fighting and running away
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use good communication skills
rechannel your anger into other activities |
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4 situations or factors that may lead to violence
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safety being insulted
hurting pride being embarrassed insulting your school or family |
