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    In to society domestic violence has become a very serious issue because of the number of people who have been badly hurt or even killed. Although, it is not always reported there are still a number of cases that have been reported which has brought about new laws and ways to protect the victims of this crime. However, these laws and protection orders don’t always keep the victim safe from their abuser. Yet, they do help some of the people they protect because the victim as well as the abuser…

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    According to Novaco, violence is multifactorial and thus so are instances of mass killings. The fact that violence is multifactorial and that it has a low base rate makes it hard to predict violent acts and to choose the best intervention for those who are likely to be perpetrators. However, in order to have any shot at intervention or prevention for someone like Christopher Harper-Mercer one must take into account a variety of things, such as mental health history, history with firearms, and…

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    Domestic Violence Domestic violence is not only about hitting, hurting, or being mean to someone in a relationship. It is not a disagreement between couples or in a relationship. It is about the need to consume control and power over another person. Domestic violence which is also referred to as spousal abuse, is a pattern of behaviors that use psychological, economic, and sexual coercion over another person in a relationship. These pattern of behaviors are used to establish control and power…

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    Stawicki, & Papadimos (2015) supports that a child that has witnessed domestic violence have a high likelihood to have changes in the development of their brains, anatomically and physiological, which leads to the child having difficulty responding to social situations appropriately and also the ability to work through minor challenges they face within their lifetime. They suggested that children who witnessed domestic violence have neurobiological changes which include abnormalities in the…

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    Intimate Partner Violence

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    Intimate partner violence is one of the worse crimes that happen in society. From domestic violence to sexual assault, intimate partner violence has caused severe pain and problems in our society. Whether it be, male on female, female on male, male on male, or female on female, violence does not discriminate who it effects. To learn more about this societal problem that is intimate partner violence it must be asked the, what it is, who it effects, and why it happens. That is what the reason for…

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    We live in an extremely violent world.One way to look at all of this violence is to blame human nature. People are naturally violent, and that’s why we live in such a violent world. The reasoning is instead of complaining we should be thankful that we have police, army, and prisons since they work to stop all of the violence. Violence being immoral Violence can be considered, perceived and understood as, “immoral”, because it violates the non-aggression principle, for instance in…

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    Domestic Violence and its impact on Family members. Many media outlets have tried to enlighten the public about domestic violence. They have broadcasted the message through TV shows, social media and even through celebrities. However, this is not enough, a lot of people still are unknowledgeable about domestic violence and its long term effect. According to Oxford Dictionary, domestic violence is the violent or hostile behaviour within the home, typically involving the violent abuse of a…

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    Content 1. Abstract 2. What is sexual violence 3. Type of sexual violence 4. What causes sexual violence mental factor pshcho 5. What effect mental factor psycho society 6. Way to avoid 7. Conclusion Introduction What is Sexual Violence? A sexual act is attempt or assault to obtain a sexual act, unwanted sexual comments by violence or coercion, acts directed against a person’s sexuality, this is called sexual violence. Sexual violence refers to any sexual activity where consent is…

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    ADomestic violence as a definition has developed significantly over time, previously this behaviour was limited to just physical violence, however the current definition has branched out to include emotional, financial, sexual and psychological abuse. The Home Office defines this as being ‘any incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive, threatening behaviour, violence or abuse.’ There is no doubt that the law has evolved over time to generate an increased awareness of domestic…

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    Domestic Violence Effect

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    Domestic Violence is the leading cause of injury in the United States- more than car accidents, muggings, and rape combined. Domestic Violence is a serious problem for many people and is typically caused by self-entitlement, possible drug or alcohol use, and can have a serious effect on its victims. Most domestic violence situations involve a man being violent with his spouse. The cause of their anger can come from the lack of respect they feel entitled to. Being the man of the house, they are…

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