Exam 5: Separation and Intimate Partner Femicide

In the domestic context-specific deductive conflict resolution theory of femicide, the third proposition states, The more recent the separation, the greater the:

Participation in collaborative separation/divorce proceedings tends to decrease the intensity of conflict.

Increases in the intensity of conflict between parties in separation/divorce proceedings tend to increase the risk of:

The family in which wives accept their subordinate position in anticipation of achieving a valued mother-in-law Position of dominance over new brides or other family members is called the:

According to Daly & Wilson, femicides are a manifestation of MSP and:

Buss refers to men's recurrent persistent thoughts about killing their romantic partners as:

Participation in adversarial separation/divorce proceedings tends to increase the intensity of conflict between parties.

Dobash & Dobash refer to "a set of interrelated differentiated and hierarchically organized set of social institutions That define and maintain the subordination of women generally and wives in particular":

A review of the evidence cited by Wilson & Daly indicates that a minority of male partners who kill their wives are Motivated by:

Differentiating between conflict and conflict resolution is important because variations in the intensity Of conflict affect the choice of means used:

Regions in traditional, collectivistic, patriarchal societies characterized by patrilocal residence and informal local "courts" that mete out punishment are regions in which family honor restoration femicides:

In the evolutionary psychological theory formulated by Daly & Wilson, femicide is a by-product of the evolved Mechanism of:

"Doing conflict" refers to:

In traditional, collectivistic, patriarchal societies, where separations initiated by wives bring shame to the family, wife killings are believed to:

According to Winstock, at the heart of intimate partner conflict dynamics lie(s):

Evolved femicide ideation is selected for all men, but only a few men actually kill their female partners who Desert them. The perpetrators are males: (check two)

Conflicts between intimate partners tend to be most intense when they are about:

For evolutionary psychological theorists such as Daly & Wilson, the causal mechanism underlying the association Between separation and femicide is:

According to Buss, femicide evolved because in circumstances such as female partner desertion, the rewards:

A review of the evidence presented in the chapter indicates that the evidence supporting evolutionary Psychological (MSP) theory is: