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14 Cards in this Set
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Differences between Dating Violence and IPV
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DV is typically unmarried adolescents or college students and focuses more on sexual assault factors, The amount and kind of info available is different, and society is more concerned with protecting unmarried than married women
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Definition of Stalking
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pattern of harassment or unwanted pursuit, repeated unwanted attention with a credible threat of harm
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Factors affecting homicide in DV
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prosecutors' willingness to pursue cases of protective order violations, relative education of the partners, when female victims try to leave
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Theories of DV
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Cultural, Historical/Learning, Individual Traits, Alcohol
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Why do victims stay/go back?
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Stockholm Syndrome, Traumatic Bonding, Romantic Attachment, Learned Helplessness, Survivor Theory, Relationship Hope
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Cycle of Violence Wheel
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Tension Building, Acute Explosion, Honeymoon
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The Duluth Model
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go is for batterers to unlearn socially/culturally reinforced violent behavior directed toward women
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Outcomes of IPV
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PTSD, injuries, low SE, depression, homelessness, financial difficulties
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Stockholm Syndrome
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deny abuse, feelings of love toward captor, survival tactic
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Traumatic Bonding
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Strong emotional ties between 2 people, 1 person abuses intermittently
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Romantic Attachment
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anxiously attached abuser fears abandonment and uses periodic violence
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Learned Helplessness
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stop trying to escape/ stop abuse
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Survivor theory
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seek help but not detected
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Relationship Hope
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expectations about the future, marriage, should work through problems
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