Inter-generational transmission of violence refers to: Question 1 options: child

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Inter-generational transmission of violence refers to:

Question 1 options:

children raised with violence learn vulnerability in later relationships

Children raised with violence are more likely to select aggressive partners

Children raised with violence are more accepting of violence

All of the above

Parents who spank their children are more likely:

Question 2 options:

Caucasian

Atheist

Male

Rural

Disclosure of sexual abuse:

Question 3 options:

is often reported quickly

discloses gradually

Is frequently to a parent

Is often reported to authorities

The least common perpetrators of sexual abuse are:

Question 4 options:

parents

babysitters

neighbors

strangers

Grooming may include:

Question 5 options:

assuming a caring role

befriend the child

exploit position of trust and authority

all of the above

Societal attitudes that contribute to sexual violence include _______.

Question 6 options:

pressure on men to act "macho" through aggressive behavior

lack of stigma attached to substance abuse rehabilitation programs

fashion trends that favor revealing clothing for young women

pressure on women to be part of a committed relationship

Research on women who had been sexually abused as children found all of the following except for what?

Question 7 options:

As adults, women who were sexually abused as children were more likely to experience greater anxiety

As adults, women who were sexually abused as children were more likely to have multiple sex partners as adults

As adults, women who were sexually abused as children were more likely to enjoy sex much more

As adults, women who were sexually abused as children were more likely to lack a sense of boundary between oneself and others

Patterns of domestic abuse reveal that:

Question 8 options:

racial bias may tinge assessments of whether abuse has occurred

fathers commit less physical abuse than previously thought and that mothers commit more physical abuse

physical abuse is as common in nonpoor families as it is in poor families

all of the above

Children most at risk of physical abuse and neglect are from:

Question 9 options:

cohabiting adults

married couples

single parents

parents in the LBGT community

Forms of emotional abuse include all of the following except:

Question 10 options:

Terrorizing

Corruption

Spurning

Exposing

LGBTIQ individuals face additional barriers to reporting domestic abuse. These include:

Question 11 options:

unintended outing

sodomy laws force victims to confess involvement in a crime in order to prove domestic violence

many shelters refuse services or safety to same-sex victims

all of the above

The most common expression of violent behavior in a family is:

Question 12 options:

between parents

between parent and child

couple violence

sibling violence

Reporting of elder abuse is hindered by:

Question 13 options:

a sense of shame in their parenting

physical and intellectual incapacitation

established dependency between abuser and elderly victim

All of the above

Parricide offenders typically are:

Question 14 options:

well adjusted

gregarious and sociable

adolescents from low-income families

female

Both legal and unauthorized immigrant women may face challenges related to domestic violence, especially if their immigration status depends on an abusive spouse. These include:

Question 15 options:

immigrant women may depend on a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse to petition for them through the family-based immigration system or their legal status may be tied to their spouse’s employment-based immigration status

fear that they will be deported and separated from their families

exemptions to the Marriage Fraud Act require that the victim leave her abuser regardless of available resources such as bilingual shelters, certified court interpreters, food, financial assistance, etc.

All of the above

Orthodox Jews and Asians are often described as the model minority. This label:

Question 16 options:

encourages victims to mask intra-community problems

encourages victims to abide by the patriarchal structures of their homelands

diminishes the language barrier facing victims in these subgroups

encourage the victim to believe that a "good woman" can change a man

Contributing factors for the higher rates of domestic violence in African American households include but are not limited to:

Question 17 options:

family disruption by the state

housing density and segregation

poverty

All of the above

The over-reliance on the criminal justice system to address family violence and the use of mandatory arrests has resulted in:

Question 18 options:

Mass incarceration of young men of color

Police brutality

Increased arrest of victims

All of the above

Victimization is denied to many ethnic women as a result of:

Question 19 options:

cultural stereotypes

misdiagnosis by medical practitioners

unconventional behavior (substance abuse, prostitutes, gang members, incarcerated, HIV positive, etc)

All of the above

Gun prohibition universally prevents:

Question 20 options:

domestic abuse offenders to buy and keep firearms after the final protective order has been issue

batterers convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence crimes to buy and keep guns

those convicted of misdemeanor stalking offenses to buy and keep guns

cohabiting batterers convicted of felony domestic violence living to buy and keep guns

State rape laws are largely based on traditional attitudes about social roles and sexual mores. Which law best represents traditional attitudes about social and sexual roles?

Question 21 options:

North Carolina rape law renders it impossible for a woman to revoke sexual consent, even if the sex has become violent

Oklahoma rape laws dismiss oral sex as rape when the victim is so intoxicated as to be completely unconscious

California rape law forbids someone from impersonating a husband but allows a male to impersonate a boyfriend for the purposes of rape

All of the above

children raised with violence learn vulnerability in later relationships

Children raised with violence are more likely to select aggressive partners

Children raised with violence are more accepting of violence

All of the above

Explanation / Answer

1. The correct answer is Option D. All of the above statements pertain to intergenerational violence.

2. The correct answer is Option C. Make parents are more likely to Sonal their children as punishment.

3. The correct answer is Option B. Disclosure of sexual abuse tends to be gradual.

4. The correct answer is Option D. Strangers are the least common perpetrators of sexual abuse.

Please post the other questions separately as we are supposed to answer just one question or four sub parts of a question.

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