Question 1

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding gender-based violence?

Accepted Answer

A) It is violence that is directed towards gays and lesbians. 
B) It has been noted in developing nations but not developed nations. 
C) It includes trafficking,but not female genital mutilation. 
D) It is often tolerated by the legal system. 
A) It is violence that is directed towards gays and lesbians. 
B) It has been noted in developing nations but not developed nations. 
C) It includes trafficking,but not female genital mutilation. 
D) It is often tolerated by the legal system. D

Question 2

Using an elderly parent's savings for personal expenses without telling the elder is considered

Accepted Answer

A) abandonment. 
B) neglect. 
C) dereliction. 
D) exploitation 
A) abandonment. 
B) neglect. 
C) dereliction. 
D) exploitation D

Question 3

Which of the following statements is TRUE with respect to the consequences of IPV?

Accepted Answer

A) Approximately 28 percent of female IPV victims and 9 percent of male IPV victims experience some form of physical injury related to the violence. 
B) IPV accounts for about 7 million injuries and 19,000 deaths in the United States annually. 
C) IPV can wreak havoc on the immune and endocrine systems,inducing such things as irritable bowel syndrome. 
D) IPV costs society almost 2 billion dollars,most of which goes to medical and mental health care. 
A) Approximately 28 percent of female IPV victims and 9 percent of male IPV victims experience some form of physical injury related to the violence. 
B) IPV accounts for about 7 million injuries and 19,000 deaths in the United States annually. 
C) IPV can wreak havoc on the immune and endocrine systems,inducing such things as irritable bowel syndrome. 
D) IPV costs society almost 2 billion dollars,most of which goes to medical and mental health care. C

Question 4

Samantha's husband will not allow her to have a job.She is required to keep track of the miles she drives the car and the money she spends.Five years ago,they moved from New York to Utah because he did not like her family and now he will not allow her to contact them.Which power and control behavior is he using?

Accepted Answer

A) Coercion and isolation 
B) Minimizing and emotion 
C) Economic and isolation 
D) Denial and emotional 
A) Coercion and isolation 
B) Minimizing and emotion 
C) Economic and isolation 
D) Denial and emotional

Question 5

Violence among intimates is described as a social problem because it

Accepted Answer

A) affects only impoverished families. 
B) is completely random and unpredictable. 
C) is caused by individual factors. 
D) affects large numbers of people. 
A) affects only impoverished families. 
B) is completely random and unpredictable. 
C) is caused by individual factors. 
D) affects large numbers of people.

Question 6

The most common type of child abuse is

Accepted Answer

A) physical. 
B) neglect. 
C) sexual. 
D) psychological. 
A) physical. 
B) neglect. 
C) sexual. 
D) psychological.

Question 7

Research has linked spanking to ________ in children.

Accepted Answer

A) better behavior long term 
B) lower intelligence 
C) higher GPAs 
D) less cooperative behavior short term 
A) better behavior long term 
B) lower intelligence 
C) higher GPAs 
D) less cooperative behavior short term

Question 8

Which of the following is a macro-level cause of violence among intimates?

Accepted Answer

A) Intergenerational transmission of violence 
B) norms of family privacy 
C) stress 
D) cycle of violence 
A) Intergenerational transmission of violence 
B) norms of family privacy 
C) stress 
D) cycle of violence

Question 9

Syrena has been a victim of intimate partner violence for six years and is currently seeking help from an agency that provides safe housing and attorneys.When her husband is contacted by police,he says it is a personal family issue,and they should stay out of it.Which explains why it is not a personal family issue?

Accepted Answer

A) Societal-based micro-issues shape gender expectations including acceptance of violence. 
B) Gender issues are biological so women need to be protected and nurtured. 
C) Cultural values and social institutions play a role. 
D) Although it affects few families,it is not random and can be predicted based on numerous factors. 
A) Societal-based micro-issues shape gender expectations including acceptance of violence. 
B) Gender issues are biological so women need to be protected and nurtured. 
C) Cultural values and social institutions play a role. 
D) Although it affects few families,it is not random and can be predicted based on numerous factors.

Question 10

Which of the following is a risk factor for IPV,according to the text?

Accepted Answer

A) Being between the ages of 30 and 45 
B) Having depression or other mental health problems 
C) Living in a rural area 
D) Having more than three children 
A) Being between the ages of 30 and 45 
B) Having depression or other mental health problems 
C) Living in a rural area 
D) Having more than three children

Question 11

What is the relationship between IPV and race?

Accepted Answer

A) White women are much more likely to turn to friends and family than other victims. 
B) Hispanics have the highest rate and are most likely to report. 
C) Native American women are much more likely to be victims than Native American men. 
D) Minorities are more likely to be victims and less likely to report. 
A) White women are much more likely to turn to friends and family than other victims. 
B) Hispanics have the highest rate and are most likely to report. 
C) Native American women are much more likely to be victims than Native American men. 
D) Minorities are more likely to be victims and less likely to report.

Question 12

Zero tolerance is a

Accepted Answer

A) movement to make domestic violence crimes misdemeanors. 
B) legal definition applied to crimes of intimate partner violence. 
C) movement demanding that all suppression against women end. 
D) grassroots organization that emphasizes system-wide coordination. 
A) movement to make domestic violence crimes misdemeanors. 
B) legal definition applied to crimes of intimate partner violence. 
C) movement demanding that all suppression against women end. 
D) grassroots organization that emphasizes system-wide coordination.

Question 13

Children are most likely to be _________ and elders are most likely to be

Accepted Answer

A) neglected; exploited. 
B) physically abused; sexually abused. 
C) physically abused; emotionally abused 
D) physically abused; neglected. 
A) neglected; exploited. 
B) physically abused; sexually abused. 
C) physically abused; emotionally abused 
D) physically abused; neglected.

Question 14

Rape is defined as

Accepted Answer

A) unwanted sexual contact performed by a man onto a woman. 
B) unwanted vaginal,oral,or anal penetration through the use of force performed by a man onto a woman. 
C) vaginal (for women),oral,or anal penetration through the use of physical force,or threats of physical harm. 
D) unwanted vaginal penetration through the use of physical force or threats of physical harm performed by a man onto a woman who is not his wife. 
A) unwanted sexual contact performed by a man onto a woman. 
B) unwanted vaginal,oral,or anal penetration through the use of force performed by a man onto a woman. 
C) vaginal (for women),oral,or anal penetration through the use of physical force,or threats of physical harm. 
D) unwanted vaginal penetration through the use of physical force or threats of physical harm performed by a man onto a woman who is not his wife.

Question 15

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding trafficking?

Accepted Answer

A) Trafficking results in almost 8 million adults and children forced into servitude at any given time. 
B) Trafficking involves sexual slavery,but can include other types of forced labor as well. 
C) Most sex trafficking is national,rather than international in scope.Victims are usually forced to work as sex slaves in the same country from which they came. 
D) The case study about Maya and Parvati ends with both girls giving birth in a brothel and raising the next generation of sex slaves. 
A) Trafficking results in almost 8 million adults and children forced into servitude at any given time. 
B) Trafficking involves sexual slavery,but can include other types of forced labor as well. 
C) Most sex trafficking is national,rather than international in scope.Victims are usually forced to work as sex slaves in the same country from which they came. 
D) The case study about Maya and Parvati ends with both girls giving birth in a brothel and raising the next generation of sex slaves.

Question 16

Gamma hydroxybutyrate (GHB)and Rohypnol ("roofies")and ketamine hydrochloride (Ketamine)are examples of

Accepted Answer

A) the morning-after-pill which is used to terminate a pregnancy. 
B) date rape drugs. 
C) drugs to help convicted rapists overcome their urges to rape. 
D) treatments used to help victims of PTSD restore and add clarity to their traumatic memories. 
A) the morning-after-pill which is used to terminate a pregnancy. 
B) date rape drugs. 
C) drugs to help convicted rapists overcome their urges to rape. 
D) treatments used to help victims of PTSD restore and add clarity to their traumatic memories.

Question 17

According to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey,people are stalking victims if

Accepted Answer

A) someone leaves them an anonymous gift. 
B) they are contacted numerous times and are fearful. 
C) they receive flowers from an anonymous sender. 
D) someone sends them one unwanted text message regardless of their reaction. 
A) someone leaves them an anonymous gift. 
B) they are contacted numerous times and are fearful. 
C) they receive flowers from an anonymous sender. 
D) someone sends them one unwanted text message regardless of their reaction.

Question 18

Michael Johnson identifies violence motivated to control a partner as

Accepted Answer

A) mutual violent control. 
B) common couple violence. 
C) intimate terrorism. 
D) violent resistance. 
A) mutual violent control. 
B) common couple violence. 
C) intimate terrorism. 
D) violent resistance.

Question 19

What is the Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS)?

Accepted Answer

A) The CTS measures how people deal with disagreements in relationships. 
B) The CTS measures physically aggressive behaviors in relationships,but does not include psychological aggression. 
C) The CTS measures critical distinctions among types of violence,motives of perpetrators,and the status of both partners. 
D) The CTS focuses on violence in LGBT relationships. 
A) The CTS measures how people deal with disagreements in relationships. 
B) The CTS measures physically aggressive behaviors in relationships,but does not include psychological aggression. 
C) The CTS measures critical distinctions among types of violence,motives of perpetrators,and the status of both partners. 
D) The CTS focuses on violence in LGBT relationships.

Question 20

________ is a micro-level cause of violence among intimates.

Accepted Answer

A) Intergenerational transmission of violence 
B) Patriarchy 
C) Heterosexual bias 
D) Marriage laws 
A) Intergenerational transmission of violence 
B) Patriarchy 
C) Heterosexual bias 
D) Marriage laws

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding gender-based violence?

Using an elderly parent's savings for personal expenses without telling the elder is considered

Which of the following statements is TRUE with respect to the consequences of IPV?

Violence among intimates is described as a social problem because it

The most common type of child abuse is

Research has linked spanking to ________ in children.

Which of the following is a macro-level cause of violence among intimates?

Which of the following is a risk factor for IPV,according to the text?

What is the relationship between IPV and race?

Zero tolerance is a

Children are most likely to be _________ and elders are most likely to be

Rape is defined as

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding trafficking?

Gamma hydroxybutyrate (GHB)and Rohypnol ("roofies")and ketamine hydrochloride (Ketamine)are examples of

According to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey,people are stalking victims if

Michael Johnson identifies violence motivated to control a partner as

What is the Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS)?

________ is a micro-level cause of violence among intimates.

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Exam 13: Violence and Abuse

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding gender-based violence?

Using an elderly parent's savings for personal expenses without telling the elder is considered

Which of the following statements is TRUE with respect to the consequences of IPV?

Violence among intimates is described as a social problem because it

The most common type of child abuse is

Research has linked spanking to ________ in children.

Which of the following is a macro-level cause of violence among intimates?

Which of the following is a risk factor for IPV,according to the text?

What is the relationship between IPV and race?

Zero tolerance is a

Children are most likely to be _________ and elders are most likely to be

Rape is defined as

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding trafficking?

Gamma hydroxybutyrate (GHB)and Rohypnol ("roofies")and ketamine hydrochloride (Ketamine)are examples of

According to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey,people are stalking victims if

Michael Johnson identifies violence motivated to control a partner as

What is the Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS)?

________ is a micro-level cause of violence among intimates.

Families and the Sociological Imagination

Families Throughout the World

Families Throughout History

Sex, gender, and Families

Social Stratification, social Class, and Families

Race,ethnicity,and Families

Courtship,intimacy,and Partnering

Marriage As a Personal Relationship and Social Institution

Becoming a Parent

Raising Children

Families and the Work They Do

Aging Families

Divorce, repartnering, and Remarriage

Summing up Families and the Sociological Imagination

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