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DEOMI Exam #3 Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Define Bystander Ans: A person who stands near, but does not
participate
Victim Ans: Persons who, individually or collectively, have suffered
harm.
Types of harm Ans: Physical/Mental, Emotional Suffering,
Economic Loss, Substantial Impairment of Fundamental Rights,
Victimization.
Victimization Ans: Unwarrented singling out of an individual or
group for subjection to crime, exploitation, tort, unfair treatment,
or other wrong.
Definition of Victim Focus Ans: A reactive problem-solving
approach, which narrowly defines problems in terms of the victim.
Victim Focus is Reactive Ans: Sometimes this process is
unavoidable. The concern enters when the victim focus becomes
the organization's primary means of problem solving.
State the process of Blaming the Victim Ans: Identify a social
problem, Study those affected, Define the differences, Assign &
initiate a program.
1st step involved w/ Blaming the Victim Ans: Identify a social
problem.
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2nd step involved w/ Blaming the Victim Ans: Study those affected
by the problem and discover how they are different from the rest
of society.
3rd step involved w/ Blaming the Victim Ans: Define the
differences that are the root of the probem, blaming the victim
identifies - or even manufactures- traits that differentiate victims
from the rest of us.
4th step involved w/ Blaming the Victim Ans: Assign someone to
iniate a humanitarian program to correct the impact of the
differences.
The Ideological Process of Blaming the Victim Ans: The belief
system, Systematic distortion of reality reflected in those ideas,
Distortions must not be conscious and an internal process,
Distortions, although not intentional, must serve a specific function.
Definition of System Focus Ans: A problem soving approach that
broadly defines probems as being a part of caused by the system,
organization, society, or community.
Reasons System Focus is overlooked Ans: Its not a quick fix, Victim
desires conformity, System is a self-perpetuating process.
The method to prevent victim focus Ans: Assess, Plan, Implement,
Evaluate.(APIE)
Examples of Sexual Harrassment Ans: Verbal comments, Obscene
or sexually explict media, Nonverbal actions, Physical touching,
Unwanted requests to perform sexual acts or sexual favors.
DEOMI Exam #3 Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers
Define Bystander Ans: A person who stands near, but does not
participate
Victim Ans: Persons who, individually or collectively, have suffered
harm.
Types of harm Ans: Physical/Mental, Emotional Suffering,
Economic Loss, Substantial Impairment of Fundamental Rights,
Victimization.
Victimization Ans: Unwarrented singling out of an individual or
group for subjection to crime, exploitation, tort, unfair treatment,
or other wrong.
Definition of Victim Focus Ans: A reactive problem-solving
approach, which narrowly defines problems in terms of the victim.
Victim Focus is Reactive Ans: Sometimes this process is
unavoidable. The concern enters when the victim focus becomes
the organization's primary means of problem solving.
State the process of Blaming the Victim Ans: Identify a social
problem, Study those affected, Define the differences, Assign &
initiate a program.
1st step involved w/ Blaming the Victim Ans: Identify a social
problem.
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2nd step involved w/ Blaming the Victim Ans: Study those affected
by the problem and discover how they are different from the rest
of society.
3rd step involved w/ Blaming the Victim Ans: Define the
differences that are the root of the probem, blaming the victim
identifies - or even manufactures- traits that differentiate victims
from the rest of us.
4th step involved w/ Blaming the Victim Ans: Assign someone to
iniate a humanitarian program to correct the impact of the
differences.
The Ideological Process of Blaming the Victim Ans: The belief
system, Systematic distortion of reality reflected in those ideas,
Distortions must not be conscious and an internal process,
Distortions, although not intentional, must serve a specific function.
Definition of System Focus Ans: A problem soving approach that
broadly defines probems as being a part of caused by the system,
organization, society, or community.
Reasons System Focus is overlooked Ans: Its not a quick fix, Victim
desires conformity, System is a self-perpetuating process.
The method to prevent victim focus Ans: Assess, Plan, Implement,
Evaluate.(APIE)
Examples of Sexual Harrassment Ans: Verbal comments, Obscene
or sexually explict media, Nonverbal actions, Physical touching,
Unwanted requests to perform sexual acts or sexual favors.
