Question 1

According to Strauss,what message does spanking send to children?

Accepted Answer

A) Violence is acceptable. 
B) They have broken a rule. 
C) When one is angry,violence is justified. 
D) They are unloved. 
A) Violence is acceptable. 
B) They have broken a rule. 
C) When one is angry,violence is justified. 
D) They are unloved.

Question 2

What was the first survey to examine trends in VMIR over time using the same questions?

Accepted Answer

A) National Incidence Study 
B) Family Violence Survey 
C) Juvenile Victimization Questionnaire 
D) National Crime Victimization Survey 
A) National Incidence Study 
B) Family Violence Survey 
C) Juvenile Victimization Questionnaire 
D) National Crime Victimization Survey

Question 3

What kind of media are shown to contribute to higher rates of sexual victimization?

Accepted Answer

A) abusive sexual media 
B) nonabusive sexual media 
C) physically violent media 
D) non-physically violent media 
A) abusive sexual media 
B) nonabusive sexual media 
C) physically violent media 
D) non-physically violent media

Question 4

Violence in the home often mirrors violence in society.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What do locker-room talk and sibling violence have in common?

Accepted Answer

A) Both actions are illegal. 
B) Both constitute child abuse. 
C) Both exhibit how violence is tolerated. 
D) They do not have anything in common. 
A) Both actions are illegal. 
B) Both constitute child abuse. 
C) Both exhibit how violence is tolerated. 
D) They do not have anything in common.

Question 6

On average,a firefighter in California makes ____________ more than a social worker.

Accepted Answer

A) $5,000 
B) $10,000 
C) $15,000 
D) $20,000 
A) $5,000 
B) $10,000 
C) $15,000 
D) $20,000

Question 7

If viewed historically,VMIR as a social problem is ___________.

Accepted Answer

A) getting better 
B) getting worse 
C) the same over time 
D) cannot determine the type of change over time 
A) getting better 
B) getting worse 
C) the same over time 
D) cannot determine the type of change over time

Question 8

Spanking or hitting sharply decreases when children become teenagers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

What factors can deter those who want to make a difference?

Accepted Answer

Varies.Students could talk abo

Question 10

What country was the first to prohibit corporal punishment in the home?

Accepted Answer

A) United States 
B) Sweden 
C) South Africa 
D) Peru 
A) United States 
B) Sweden 
C) South Africa 
D) Peru

Question 11

What contributes to the cultural scaffolding of rape?

Accepted Answer

A) sexual passivity norms for women 
B) flawed laws 
C) university protocol 
D) male aggression 
A) sexual passivity norms for women 
B) flawed laws 
C) university protocol 
D) male aggression

Question 12

At what level are prevention and intervention programs provided?

Accepted Answer

A) local 
B) state 
C) federal 
D) international 
A) local 
B) state 
C) federal 
D) international

Question 13

Why is spanking a form of violence?

Accepted Answer

A) It causes harm. 
B) It has the intention of hurting another. 
C) It is culturally framed as violence. 
D) It is legally violence. 
A) It causes harm. 
B) It has the intention of hurting another. 
C) It is culturally framed as violence. 
D) It is legally violence.

Question 14

How can we conclude that rates of child abuse are declining?

Accepted Answer

While the number of reported cases has r

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT an effective way to intervene in violent situations?

Accepted Answer

A) hostile confrontation 
B) alerting the authorities 
C) calmly intervene 
D) be friendly 
A) hostile confrontation 
B) alerting the authorities 
C) calmly intervene 
D) be friendly

Question 16

What are three myths that perpetuate corporal punishment?

Accepted Answer

Varies.Students can name any three out o

Question 17

What effect do bystander intervention programs have?

Accepted Answer

A) no effect 
B) decrease acts of violence 
C) increase confidence in ability to intervene 
D) decrease physical intervention 
A) no effect 
B) decrease acts of violence 
C) increase confidence in ability to intervene 
D) decrease physical intervention

Question 18

What do the most widely discussed bystander intervention programs focus on?

Accepted Answer

A) child abuse 
B) bullying 
C) IPV 
D) sexual assault on college campuses 
A) child abuse 
B) bullying 
C) IPV 
D) sexual assault on college campuses

Question 19

IPV,sexual assault,and marital rape could not be recognized as social problems until ____________ was(were)achieved.

Accepted Answer

A) women's shelters 
B) gender equality 
C) women's rights 
D) suffrage 
A) women's shelters 
B) gender equality 
C) women's rights 
D) suffrage

Question 20

Bullying prevention programs have been found to ________ bystander intervention.

Accepted Answer

A) increase 
B) decrease 
C) not effect 
D) cannot determine the effect on 
A) increase 
B) decrease 
C) not effect 
D) cannot determine the effect on

According to Strauss,what message does spanking send to children?

What was the first survey to examine trends in VMIR over time using the same questions?

What kind of media are shown to contribute to higher rates of sexual victimization?

Violence in the home often mirrors violence in society.

What do locker-room talk and sibling violence have in common?

On average,a firefighter in California makes ____________ more than a social worker.

If viewed historically,VMIR as a social problem is ___________.

Spanking or hitting sharply decreases when children become teenagers.

What factors can deter those who want to make a difference?

What country was the first to prohibit corporal punishment in the home?

What contributes to the cultural scaffolding of rape?

At what level are prevention and intervention programs provided?

Why is spanking a form of violence?

How can we conclude that rates of child abuse are declining?

Which of the following is NOT an effective way to intervene in violent situations?

What are three myths that perpetuate corporal punishment?

What effect do bystander intervention programs have?

What do the most widely discussed bystander intervention programs focus on?

IPV,sexual assault,and marital rape could not be recognized as social problems until ____________ was(were)achieved.

Bullying prevention programs have been found to ________ bystander intervention.

History and Definitions of Intimate Violence and Maltreatment

Methods and Perspectives in Vmir

Child Physical Abuse

Child Sexual Abuse

Child Neglect

Child Psychological Maltreatment

Abuse in Adolescent and Emerging Adult Relationships: Peer Sexual Harassment, sexual Assault, dating Violence, and Stalking

Intimate Partner Abuse in Adult Relationships: Focusing on Victims

Intimate Partner Abuse in Adult Relationships

Intimate Abuse of People With Disabilities and the Elderly

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Exam 11: Societal Responses to Vmir: Some Concluding Thoughts

According to Strauss,what message does spanking send to children?

What was the first survey to examine trends in VMIR over time using the same questions?

What kind of media are shown to contribute to higher rates of sexual victimization?

Violence in the home often mirrors violence in society.

What do locker-room talk and sibling violence have in common?

On average,a firefighter in California makes ____________ more than a social worker.

If viewed historically,VMIR as a social problem is ___________.

Spanking or hitting sharply decreases when children become teenagers.

What factors can deter those who want to make a difference?

What country was the first to prohibit corporal punishment in the home?

What contributes to the cultural scaffolding of rape?

At what level are prevention and intervention programs provided?

Why is spanking a form of violence?

How can we conclude that rates of child abuse are declining?

Which of the following is NOT an effective way to intervene in violent situations?

What are three myths that perpetuate corporal punishment?

What effect do bystander intervention programs have?

What do the most widely discussed bystander intervention programs focus on?

IPV,sexual assault,and marital rape could not be recognized as social problems until ____________ was(were)achieved.

Bullying prevention programs have been found to ________ bystander intervention.

History and Definitions of Intimate Violence and Maltreatment

Methods and Perspectives in Vmir

Child Physical Abuse

Child Sexual Abuse

Child Neglect

Child Psychological Maltreatment

Abuse in Adolescent and Emerging Adult Relationships: Peer Sexual Harassment, sexual Assault, dating Violence, and Stalking

Intimate Partner Abuse in Adult Relationships: Focusing on Victims

Intimate Partner Abuse in Adult Relationships

Intimate Abuse of People With Disabilities and the Elderly

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