Social Constructionism Theory of violence views human interaction through which people share their experiences and shared meanings that justify violent acts or define violence, so that it is acceptable behavior. Abusers tend to follow their own “rules” about abusive behaviors. They often choose to abuse their partners only in private, to ensure that they do not leave evidence of the abuse, so they chose their tactics carefully. Violence can be strongly associated with gender. At an early age, we already know how we define due to parents, clothing, toys and culture. It is true that boys differentiate themselves from girls. Murray A. Straus, a sociologist who studied this, found that rape was more likely occurring when linked to stress, when
