Question 1

Paternalism is the keystone dynamic of most battering.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Once a woman decides to leave the battering relationship,comes to an abuse shelter,and regains some psychological equilibrium,the crisis worker's first job is to provide immediate practical advice on such issues as finding a place to live,child care,financial aid,etc.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

One reason partners do not report violence in same-sex relationships is under reported because:​

Accepted Answer

A) there is a fear they will be "outted" by the violent partner. 
B) ​there is less physical but more psychological violence in these relationships. 
C) ​same sex couples simply are less violent. 
D) power and control are resolved by the non-hierarchical nature of same-sex relationships. 
A) there is a fear they will be "outted" by the violent partner. 
B) ​there is less physical but more psychological violence in these relationships. 
C) ​same sex couples simply are less violent. 
D) power and control are resolved by the non-hierarchical nature of same-sex relationships.

Question 4

Learned helplessness is:​

Accepted Answer

A) a dependent response to rational action statements the worker makes. 
B) ​a ploy of histrionic personality types. 
C) ​a concept the worker teaches the client who is faced with extreme danger. 
D) making choices to minimize harm in an ongoing unpleasant situation. 
A) a dependent response to rational action statements the worker makes. 
B) ​a ploy of histrionic personality types. 
C) ​a concept the worker teaches the client who is faced with extreme danger. 
D) making choices to minimize harm in an ongoing unpleasant situation.

Question 5

Many women stay in battering relationships because they:​

Accepted Answer

A) are co-dependent. 
B) ​have little education and few career opportunities. 
C) ​will be embarrassed if the secret gets out. 
D) are enablers. 
A) are co-dependent. 
B) ​have little education and few career opportunities. 
C) ​will be embarrassed if the secret gets out. 
D) are enablers.

Question 6

Women who stay in a battering relationship may:​

Accepted Answer

A) have a self-concept that is dependent on the relationship. 
B) ​attempt to exert a great deal of subtle control over the relationship. 
C) ​use the relationship to express their personal power. 
D) enjoy many elements of the relationship. 
A) have a self-concept that is dependent on the relationship. 
B) ​attempt to exert a great deal of subtle control over the relationship. 
C) ​use the relationship to express their personal power. 
D) enjoy many elements of the relationship.

Question 7

There are legal precedents that condone spouse abuse.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The Duluth model can best be characterized as:​

Accepted Answer

A) a cognitive-behavioral treatment for batterers. 
B) providing support to women across a range of issues.​ 
C) ​an integrated,systemic intervention coordinated between a variety of agencies. 
D) a biased program that seeks to give batterers what that dished out. 
A) a cognitive-behavioral treatment for batterers. 
B) providing support to women across a range of issues.​ 
C) ​an integrated,systemic intervention coordinated between a variety of agencies. 
D) a biased program that seeks to give batterers what that dished out.

Question 9

In helping a battered person decide whether to stay or leave,the crisis worker should:​

Accepted Answer

A) call the police if the abuser is coming back. 
B) ​offer to go and pick up the victim. 
C) ​determine how dangerous the situation is. 
D) do all of these or whatever else is necessary to get the woman to leave. 
A) call the police if the abuser is coming back. 
B) ​offer to go and pick up the victim. 
C) ​determine how dangerous the situation is. 
D) do all of these or whatever else is necessary to get the woman to leave.

Question 10

Following a violent episode:​

Accepted Answer

A) the victim may become remorseful. 
B) ​the abuser may offer forgiveness. 
C) ​resolution of the problem will finally occur. 
D) the relationship may be renegotiated so that the victim gains more control. 
A) the victim may become remorseful. 
B) ​the abuser may offer forgiveness. 
C) ​resolution of the problem will finally occur. 
D) the relationship may be renegotiated so that the victim gains more control.

Question 11

Learned helplessness proposes that women stay in abusive relationships because they have been conditioned to believe they cannot predict their own safety and nothing they do will change the situation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

One of the major components of treatment program for batterers is to start understanding they have choices.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

While court-mandated treatment programs have been mandated for batterers,the evidence that they work to reduce future violence is mixed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Based in psychoanalytic theory,the idea of erotic masochism remains relevant as the research evidence supports the idea battering is sexy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

All of the following are myths associated with battering,except:​

Accepted Answer

A) alcohol abuse is a prime reason for battering. 
B) ​"problem" families are mainly involved in battering. 
C) ​battering relationships are more prominent in the lower socio-economic classes. 
D) older couples have violent relationships,which include high risk for lethality. 
A) alcohol abuse is a prime reason for battering. 
B) ​"problem" families are mainly involved in battering. 
C) ​battering relationships are more prominent in the lower socio-economic classes. 
D) older couples have violent relationships,which include high risk for lethality.

Question 16

Common client problems that shelter workers must deal with is not:​

Accepted Answer

A) grieving over the "death" of the relationship. 
B) ​terror attacks. 
C) ​manipulation of the worker by dependent clients. 
D) the presence of emotional support. 
A) grieving over the "death" of the relationship. 
B) ​terror attacks. 
C) ​manipulation of the worker by dependent clients. 
D) the presence of emotional support.

Question 17

There is evidence that psychopathology and neurophysiological disorders play a part in the reason some perpetrators batter.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Nested ecological theory proposes that no single factor effectively explains battering.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

​Walker's schema for a battering relationship is:

Accepted Answer

A) calmness,tension,violence,crisis. 
B) ​stress,violence,reconciliation,violence. 
C) ​violence,crisis,intervention,reconciliation. 
D) love,stress,anger,violence. 
A) calmness,tension,violence,crisis. 
B) ​stress,violence,reconciliation,violence. 
C) ​violence,crisis,intervention,reconciliation. 
D) love,stress,anger,violence.

Question 20

Which of the following statements are true of courtship violence?​

Accepted Answer

A) Good students are more likely to have violent relationships. 
B) One quarter of victims and one third of offenders in one study believed violence is a sign of love.​ 
C) ​Having one steady dating partner increases the odds of violence the longer the relationship lasts. 
D) Strict monitoring and conservative sexual attitudes of parents is a risk factor for dating violence. 
A) Good students are more likely to have violent relationships. 
B) One quarter of victims and one third of offenders in one study believed violence is a sign of love.​ 
C) ​Having one steady dating partner increases the odds of violence the longer the relationship lasts. 
D) Strict monitoring and conservative sexual attitudes of parents is a risk factor for dating violence.

Paternalism is the keystone dynamic of most battering.

Once a woman decides to leave the battering relationship,comes to an abuse shelter,and regains some psychological equilibrium,the crisis worker's first job is to provide immediate practical advice on such issues as finding a place to live,child care,financial aid,etc.

One reason partners do not report violence in same-sex relationships is under reported because:

Learned helplessness is:

Many women stay in battering relationships because they:

Women who stay in a battering relationship may:

There are legal precedents that condone spouse abuse.

The Duluth model can best be characterized as:

In helping a battered person decide whether to stay or leave,the crisis worker should:

Following a violent episode:

Learned helplessness proposes that women stay in abusive relationships because they have been conditioned to believe they cannot predict their own safety and nothing they do will change the situation.

One of the major components of treatment program for batterers is to start understanding they have choices.

While court-mandated treatment programs have been mandated for batterers,the evidence that they work to reduce future violence is mixed.

Based in psychoanalytic theory,the idea of erotic masochism remains relevant as the research evidence supports the idea battering is sexy.

All of the following are myths associated with battering,except:

Common client problems that shelter workers must deal with is not:

There is evidence that psychopathology and neurophysiological disorders play a part in the reason some perpetrators batter.

Nested ecological theory proposes that no single factor effectively explains battering.

Walker's schema for a battering relationship is:

Which of the following statements are true of courtship violence?

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Crisishostage Negotiation

Filters

Exam 10: Partner Violence

Paternalism is the keystone dynamic of most battering.

Once a woman decides to leave the battering relationship,comes to an abuse shelter,and regains some psychological equilibrium,the crisis worker's first job is to provide immediate practical advice on such issues as finding a place to live,child care,financial aid,etc.

One reason partners do not report violence in same-sex relationships is under reported because:​

Learned helplessness is:​

Many women stay in battering relationships because they:​

Women who stay in a battering relationship may:​

There are legal precedents that condone spouse abuse.

The Duluth model can best be characterized as:​

In helping a battered person decide whether to stay or leave,the crisis worker should:​

Following a violent episode:​

Learned helplessness proposes that women stay in abusive relationships because they have been conditioned to believe they cannot predict their own safety and nothing they do will change the situation.

One of the major components of treatment program for batterers is to start understanding they have choices.

While court-mandated treatment programs have been mandated for batterers,the evidence that they work to reduce future violence is mixed.

Based in psychoanalytic theory,the idea of erotic masochism remains relevant as the research evidence supports the idea battering is sexy.

All of the following are myths associated with battering,except:​

Common client problems that shelter workers must deal with is not:​

There is evidence that psychopathology and neurophysiological disorders play a part in the reason some perpetrators batter.

Nested ecological theory proposes that no single factor effectively explains battering.

​Walker's schema for a battering relationship is:

Which of the following statements are true of courtship violence?​

Approaching Crisis Intervention

Culturally Effective Helping

The Intervention and Assessment Models

Tools of the Trade

Crisis Case Handling

Telephone and Online Crisis Counseling

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Crisis of Lethality

Sexual Assault

Family Crisis Intervention

Personal Loss

Crisis in Schools

Violent Behavior in Institutions

Legal and Ethical Issues

Burnout, vicarious Traumatization, and Compassion Fatigue

Disaster Response

Chemical Dependency

Crisishostage Negotiation

Filters

One reason partners do not report violence in same-sex relationships is under reported because:

Learned helplessness is:

Many women stay in battering relationships because they:

Women who stay in a battering relationship may:

The Duluth model can best be characterized as:

In helping a battered person decide whether to stay or leave,the crisis worker should:

Following a violent episode:

All of the following are myths associated with battering,except:

Common client problems that shelter workers must deal with is not:

Walker's schema for a battering relationship is:

Which of the following statements are true of courtship violence?