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Family Violence Exam 1 Questions
and Correct Answers (100% Pass)
Spillover Effect
✓ = the more frequently we allow "legitimate" violence, the more likely
"illegitimate" violence will occur
Family Violence
✓ Acts of omission or commission resulting in abuse (physical, sexual,
emotional, neglect) that hampers their healthy development
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV):
✓ Violence between married or dating partners
Corporal Punishment
✓ Using physical punishment as retribution (ex: spanking)
Types of Neglect
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✓ -Healthcare
✓ -Hygenic
✓ -Fostering Delinquency
✓ -Prenatal
Social-Structural Variables
✓ Macro theory - Links fam violence to certain social factors: Gender, SES,
Minority Status
✓
✓ Stress on unequal opportunity -> increases personal frustration ->
increases risk of aggression
✓
✓ Do NOT recognize: most families w/these factors aren't violent
Deterrence Theory
✓ Macro Theory - Recognized human nature to conform; more likely to
conform if the stakes are higher (ex: employed vs. unemployed)
✓
✓ Does NOT recognize: punishing is not always effective in reducing
violence
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Microtheories
✓ (less broad) Identify factors which explain violence on an individual
level
Dyadic Stress Theory
✓ Micro theory - both partners preserve relationship balance
Mandatory Reporting
✓ Who: Social workers, school personel, health care professionals,
counselors, child care providers, medical examiners, law enforcement
officers
✓
✓ What: Prevention legislation, helps those who can't/won't help
themselves
Research Problems
✓ - Lack of understanding ethical problems
✓ - Inadequate data
✓ - Underdeveloped theories
Discovery of Family Violence
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Family Violence Exam 1 Questions
and Correct Answers (100% Pass)
Spillover Effect
✓ = the more frequently we allow "legitimate" violence, the more likely
"illegitimate" violence will occur
Family Violence
✓ Acts of omission or commission resulting in abuse (physical, sexual,
emotional, neglect) that hampers their healthy development
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV):
✓ Violence between married or dating partners
Corporal Punishment
✓ Using physical punishment as retribution (ex: spanking)
Types of Neglect
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✓ -Healthcare
✓ -Hygenic
✓ -Fostering Delinquency
✓ -Prenatal
Social-Structural Variables
✓ Macro theory - Links fam violence to certain social factors: Gender, SES,
Minority Status
✓
✓ Stress on unequal opportunity -> increases personal frustration ->
increases risk of aggression
✓
✓ Do NOT recognize: most families w/these factors aren't violent
Deterrence Theory
✓ Macro Theory - Recognized human nature to conform; more likely to
conform if the stakes are higher (ex: employed vs. unemployed)
✓
✓ Does NOT recognize: punishing is not always effective in reducing
violence
Master01 | October, 2024/2025 | Latest update
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Microtheories
✓ (less broad) Identify factors which explain violence on an individual
level
Dyadic Stress Theory
✓ Micro theory - both partners preserve relationship balance
Mandatory Reporting
✓ Who: Social workers, school personel, health care professionals,
counselors, child care providers, medical examiners, law enforcement
officers
✓
✓ What: Prevention legislation, helps those who can't/won't help
themselves
Research Problems
✓ - Lack of understanding ethical problems
✓ - Inadequate data
✓ - Underdeveloped theories
Discovery of Family Violence
Master01 | October, 2024/2025 | Latest update
