Cycle of abuse

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    of everything in their lives 7. Differentiate between 3 types of abuse associated in dysfunctional relationships. Give specific examples and explain the physiological and psychological effect that is has on a person’s self-esteem and concept. Out of the 3 types of abuse which one has the most detrimental long term effect on a person and why? • There are 3 types of abuse associated in dysfunctional relationships 1. Physical Abuse is any intentional and unwanted contact with you or something…

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    of these women had some kind of abuse done to them or to someone they loved by someone they knew. Specifically in the domestic violence cases it was their father or their husband who was beating them up or was beating up their mother. This is a huge issue is America and the Mallicoat book touches on children of intimate partner abuse. “Children are significantly affected by violence within the home environment, even if they are not the direct victims of the abuse” (Mallicoat, 137). Watching…

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    Physical Abuse Case Study

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    Battered Woman, states that battered woman syndrome, an “identifiable cluster of symptoms” present in women that were victims of long-term physical abuse, occurs in three distinct phases. These three phases, tension-building, acute battering, and contrition, define the “cycle of abuse” suffered by the female victim. (Costanzo & Krauss, 2015) This cycle of abuse typically leads to learned helplessness, the point in which a victim “becomes resigned to their suffering and fail to resist or leave…

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    would deserve. However, much of the elderly residing in nursing homes are at particular risk for abuse and neglect. According to the Administration of Aging, elder abuse is a term referring to “any knowing, intentional, or negligent act by a caregiver or any other person that causes harm or a serious risk of harm to a vulnerable adult, including, but not limited to physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, neglect, exploitation,…

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    and uncomfortable that victims can instigate the abuse to get the violence over with. The first phase is shown the beginning of the movie when Jake gets angry with Beth for “spoiling” his gift of bringing food to his family. The second phase, violence, is seen during the party when Beth instigates the fight by throwing eggs on the floor and calling Jake a coward. The little power that Beth has, she is displaying it by acting defiant towards the abuse. The third phase is the honeymoon period,…

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    Nursing Home Abuse

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    homes are often the victims of various types of abuse that has an immense impact on their health. These forms of abuse include financial exploitation,…

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    The Huffington Post says a study made in 2011 published by Child Abuse and Neglect found that children will use corporal punishment on their friends and brothers and sisters to solve problems when they have received corporal punishment in their own life. Dr. Gershoff also studied the cycle of abuse problem. She says this form of aggression may influence the relationship with children or spouse. She adds that the problem is that children…

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    The first being psychological. It can be a result of childhood abuse, a personality trait or disturbance, psychopathology (antisocial personality), or a psychological disorder or problem such as PTSD, poor impulse control, low self-esteem, or substance abuse. Another reason found is it being sociological. It could be a learned behavior (learned within the family). The victim is stuck in a cycle of violence and forgiveness, and the batterer views violence as a way to get positive…

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    go to residential schools, thousands had their lives ruined by the years of physical, emotional and even sexual abuse. These people had their culture stripped away from them, and they were thrown out into the world without a clue about how to survive in it. The traumatic events that occurred at the residential schools gave countless victims PTSD leaving them to resort to substance abuse to smother their pain and causing many to die alone with no one to remember them. Examples of those affected…

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    assaulted” (RAINN). Most people do not think that battered woman’s syndrome is that big of a deal but it has started to be more of a bigger issue than it has been in the past. Women should become more involved and educated with what is considered abuse so we can help ourselves before things begin to get more serious and dangerous. Police and law enforcement haven’t gotten involved in domestic disputes until recently because they were thought of family problems that should be resolved within…

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