ICDVP Study Guide Exam Questions
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1824 Mississippi Supreme Court ruling - ANSWER-court affirmed a
husband's right to chastise his wife; husbands could beat their wives
to death
abc model of crisis intervention - ANSWER-a: develop and maintain
contact
b: identify problem and provide therapeutic interaction
c: coping
abuser during honeymoon phase - ANSWER-repents and shows
remorse; promises to change; shows affection/gifts; may not accept
responsibility; believes they won't do it again; uses subtle types of
controlling behaviors
academic assistance for child victims - ANSWER-identify remedial
needs; offer individual support; create sense of routine and stability
,accusing partner of unfaithfulness is an example of ??? on the power
& control wheel - ANSWER-denying, blaming, minimizing; isolation
age range to define teen dating violence - ANSWER-13-20
approximate current number of shelters, hotlines, and networks -
ANSWER-2500
b: identifying the problem - ANSWER-identify substance abuse issues;
use therapeutic interactions
barriers for Asian DV victims - ANSWER-the family; support systems;
children; family privacy; self-control; assuming responsibility/self
blame; resignation; respect for authority; lack of information
barriers for Latinx DV victims - ANSWER-cultural expectations; the
family; guarded trust; financial barriers; religious beliefs; language
barriers
barriers for Native American DV victims - ANSWER-societal
oppression; the family; the reservation; confidentiality; spirituality;
trust
being irresponsible with money is an example of ??? on the power &
control wheel - ANSWER-economic abuse
being sarcastic is an example of ??? on the power & control wheel -
ANSWER-emotional abuse
c: coping - ANSWER-identify client's current coping attempts;
encourage client to think of other coping strategies; present
alternative coping strategies
, checking up on partner is an example of ??? on the power & control
wheel - ANSWER-intimidation; isolation
children's counseling programs - ANSWER-small groups in which child
can break silence surrounding family violence; child learns they're not
alone; can learn helpful strategies to deal with stress
common injury categories of DV victims that seek medical care -
ANSWER-serious bleeding, internal injuries, damage to bones, burns
common misconception in teen dating violence - ANSWER-jealousy,
possessiveness, and abuse are normal
common misogynistic practices in the historical perspective -
ANSWER-foot-binding, honor killings, wife selling, killing female
infants
common psychological/physiological results of DV - ANSWER-
depression, PTSD, substance abuse, eating disorders, increased STI risk
constantly questioning activities is an example of ??? on the power &
control wheel - ANSWER-denying, blaming, minimizing; emotional
abuse; isolation
controlling access to money is an example of ??? on the power &
control wheel - ANSWER-economic abuse
coping strategies - ANSWER-support group, 12 step programs, long-
term therapy, family therapy, referrals to doctors, lawyers, and other
agencies, journaling, other behavioral things
criticizing is an example of ??? on the power & control wheel -
ANSWER-emotional abuse
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1824 Mississippi Supreme Court ruling - ANSWER-court affirmed a
husband's right to chastise his wife; husbands could beat their wives
to death
abc model of crisis intervention - ANSWER-a: develop and maintain
contact
b: identify problem and provide therapeutic interaction
c: coping
abuser during honeymoon phase - ANSWER-repents and shows
remorse; promises to change; shows affection/gifts; may not accept
responsibility; believes they won't do it again; uses subtle types of
controlling behaviors
academic assistance for child victims - ANSWER-identify remedial
needs; offer individual support; create sense of routine and stability
,accusing partner of unfaithfulness is an example of ??? on the power
& control wheel - ANSWER-denying, blaming, minimizing; isolation
age range to define teen dating violence - ANSWER-13-20
approximate current number of shelters, hotlines, and networks -
ANSWER-2500
b: identifying the problem - ANSWER-identify substance abuse issues;
use therapeutic interactions
barriers for Asian DV victims - ANSWER-the family; support systems;
children; family privacy; self-control; assuming responsibility/self
blame; resignation; respect for authority; lack of information
barriers for Latinx DV victims - ANSWER-cultural expectations; the
family; guarded trust; financial barriers; religious beliefs; language
barriers
barriers for Native American DV victims - ANSWER-societal
oppression; the family; the reservation; confidentiality; spirituality;
trust
being irresponsible with money is an example of ??? on the power &
control wheel - ANSWER-economic abuse
being sarcastic is an example of ??? on the power & control wheel -
ANSWER-emotional abuse
c: coping - ANSWER-identify client's current coping attempts;
encourage client to think of other coping strategies; present
alternative coping strategies
, checking up on partner is an example of ??? on the power & control
wheel - ANSWER-intimidation; isolation
children's counseling programs - ANSWER-small groups in which child
can break silence surrounding family violence; child learns they're not
alone; can learn helpful strategies to deal with stress
common injury categories of DV victims that seek medical care -
ANSWER-serious bleeding, internal injuries, damage to bones, burns
common misconception in teen dating violence - ANSWER-jealousy,
possessiveness, and abuse are normal
common misogynistic practices in the historical perspective -
ANSWER-foot-binding, honor killings, wife selling, killing female
infants
common psychological/physiological results of DV - ANSWER-
depression, PTSD, substance abuse, eating disorders, increased STI risk
constantly questioning activities is an example of ??? on the power &
control wheel - ANSWER-denying, blaming, minimizing; emotional
abuse; isolation
controlling access to money is an example of ??? on the power &
control wheel - ANSWER-economic abuse
coping strategies - ANSWER-support group, 12 step programs, long-
term therapy, family therapy, referrals to doctors, lawyers, and other
agencies, journaling, other behavioral things
criticizing is an example of ??? on the power & control wheel -
ANSWER-emotional abuse
