Question 1

What key claims maker caused the child protection movement to flourish?

Accepted Answer

A) medical professionals 
B) lawyers 
C) parents 
D) religious leaders 
A) medical professionals 
B) lawyers 
C) parents 
D) religious leaders A

Question 2

What drives definitions of deviant behavior?

Accepted Answer

A) laws 
B) religion 
C) claims making 
D) morals 
A) laws 
B) religion 
C) claims making 
D) morals C

Question 3

What is the difference between the 1927 definition of rape and the 2012 definition?

Accepted Answer

The 2012 definition shifts rape to being understood as more than vaginal penetration by a penis and that men can also be victims.The 2012 definition also focuses on consent rather than force.

Question 4

What previous policy in China led to a high practice of feticide?

Accepted Answer

A) ban on abortions 
B) one-child policy 
C) family planning policy 
D) population control policy 
A) ban on abortions 
B) one-child policy 
C) family planning policy 
D) population control policy

Question 5

What group was an important claims maker in establishing laws around IPV in the United States?

Accepted Answer

A) police 
B) religious groups 
C) feminist organizations 
D) battered women support groups 
A) police 
B) religious groups 
C) feminist organizations 
D) battered women support groups

Question 6

In which decade was child abuse widely recognized as a social problem in the United States?

Accepted Answer

A) 1940s 
B) 1950s 
C) 1960s 
D) 1970s 
A) 1940s 
B) 1950s 
C) 1960s 
D) 1970s

Question 7

Laws against child abuse grew in tandem with the social movement against child abuse.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Practices such as widow burning and female genital cutting are not protected by the UN because they reject what?

Accepted Answer

A) non-western practices 
B) violence 
C) cultural objectivism 
D) cultural relativism 
A) non-western practices 
B) violence 
C) cultural objectivism 
D) cultural relativism

Question 9

Even though some data argue that women engage in just as much violence against their partners as men,how is it argued that women experience more harm from IPV?

Accepted Answer

Feminists argued that women experienced

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT involved in the shift of a social condition to a social problem?

Accepted Answer

A) claims makers 
B) societal reactions 
C) social fatigue 
D) social definitions 
A) claims makers 
B) societal reactions 
C) social fatigue 
D) social definitions

Question 11

What publication led to the full recognition of rape as a social problem?

Accepted Answer

A) Ms.Magazine Campus Project on Sexual Assault 
B) Declaration of Sentiments at Seneca Falls 
C) Teen Vogue's Sexual Assault on Campus 
D) Time magazine exposé on sexual assault 
A) Ms.Magazine Campus Project on Sexual Assault 
B) Declaration of Sentiments at Seneca Falls 
C) Teen Vogue's Sexual Assault on Campus 
D) Time magazine exposé on sexual assault

Question 12

The more professionals know about the protection system,the more likely they are to report suspected cases of abuse.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The cost of implementing VAWA outweighs what it saves taxpayers in medical costs and social services.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Why did feminists focus on challenging male-dominated institutions?

Accepted Answer

A) They were antifamily. 
B) They hated men. 
C) Most perpetrators of rape are men. 
D) The intuitions were re-victimizing. 
A) They were antifamily. 
B) They hated men. 
C) Most perpetrators of rape are men. 
D) The intuitions were re-victimizing.

Question 15

Social constructionism claims that these problems do not constitute any real harm.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

When it comes to infanticide,who is most likely to be killed?

Accepted Answer

A) boys 
B) girls 
C) sick children 
D) twins 
A) boys 
B) girls 
C) sick children 
D) twins

Question 17

Some policy argues for programs that simultaneously address violence against children,the elderly,and intimate partners simultaneously.What is the reasoning behind this?

Accepted Answer

A) It is cost-effective. 
B) The same institutions solve these issues. 
C) All forms of violence are interconnected. 
D) It reduces the number of staff needed. 
A) It is cost-effective. 
B) The same institutions solve these issues. 
C) All forms of violence are interconnected. 
D) It reduces the number of staff needed.

Question 18

In which decade was marital rape outlawed in all 50 states?

Accepted Answer

A) 1960s 
B) 1970s 
C) 1980s 
D) 1990s 
A) 1960s 
B) 1970s 
C) 1980s 
D) 1990s

Question 19

A family is only defined as a married couple with children.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Which phrase means that the state has the right and responsibility to protect those who cannot protect themselves?

Accepted Answer

A) parentis loco 
B) pacem in terris 
C) potest solum unum 
D) parens patriae 
A) parentis loco 
B) pacem in terris 
C) potest solum unum 
D) parens patriae

What key claims maker caused the child protection movement to flourish?

What drives definitions of deviant behavior?

What is the difference between the 1927 definition of rape and the 2012 definition?

What previous policy in China led to a high practice of feticide?

What group was an important claims maker in establishing laws around IPV in the United States?

In which decade was child abuse widely recognized as a social problem in the United States?

Laws against child abuse grew in tandem with the social movement against child abuse.

Practices such as widow burning and female genital cutting are not protected by the UN because they reject what?

Even though some data argue that women engage in just as much violence against their partners as men,how is it argued that women experience more harm from IPV?

Which of the following is NOT involved in the shift of a social condition to a social problem?

What publication led to the full recognition of rape as a social problem?

The more professionals know about the protection system,the more likely they are to report suspected cases of abuse.

The cost of implementing VAWA outweighs what it saves taxpayers in medical costs and social services.

Why did feminists focus on challenging male-dominated institutions?

Social constructionism claims that these problems do not constitute any real harm.

When it comes to infanticide,who is most likely to be killed?

Some policy argues for programs that simultaneously address violence against children,the elderly,and intimate partners simultaneously.What is the reasoning behind this?

In which decade was marital rape outlawed in all 50 states?

A family is only defined as a married couple with children.

Which phrase means that the state has the right and responsibility to protect those who cannot protect themselves?

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

Societal Responses to Vmir: Some Concluding Thoughts

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Exam 1: History and Definitions of Intimate Violence and Maltreatment

What key claims maker caused the child protection movement to flourish?

What drives definitions of deviant behavior?

What is the difference between the 1927 definition of rape and the 2012 definition?

What previous policy in China led to a high practice of feticide?

What group was an important claims maker in establishing laws around IPV in the United States?

In which decade was child abuse widely recognized as a social problem in the United States?

Laws against child abuse grew in tandem with the social movement against child abuse.

Practices such as widow burning and female genital cutting are not protected by the UN because they reject what?

Even though some data argue that women engage in just as much violence against their partners as men,how is it argued that women experience more harm from IPV?

Which of the following is NOT involved in the shift of a social condition to a social problem?

What publication led to the full recognition of rape as a social problem?

The more professionals know about the protection system,the more likely they are to report suspected cases of abuse.

The cost of implementing VAWA outweighs what it saves taxpayers in medical costs and social services.

Why did feminists focus on challenging male-dominated institutions?

Social constructionism claims that these problems do not constitute any real harm.

When it comes to infanticide,who is most likely to be killed?

Some policy argues for programs that simultaneously address violence against children,the elderly,and intimate partners simultaneously.What is the reasoning behind this?

In which decade was marital rape outlawed in all 50 states?

A family is only defined as a married couple with children.

Which phrase means that the state has the right and responsibility to protect those who cannot protect themselves?

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

Societal Responses to Vmir: Some Concluding Thoughts

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