Exam 5: Separation and Intimate Partner Femicide

For researchers such as Wilson & Daly and Dobash & Dobash, the interaction context for femicide is:

Wilbanks studied 43 spousal homicides in Miami. In what percentage of cases did he find male sexual Jealousy to be the motive attributed to the perpetrators by the police?

In the femicide adaption theory (FAT) formulated by Buss, our ancestors were born to kill female partners because Femicides were one effective solution to the adaptive problems of female partner: (check two)

Dobash & Dobash refer to the battering and killing of wives as:

The Dobash & Dobash theory of patriarchy is a dual-focus theory because it focuses on male perpetrators and:

After 35 years of research on domestic violence, Dobash & Dobash reached this conclusion: intimate partner Relationships that are highly conflicted:

As the intensity of conflict over female partner-initiated separations increases, so does the risk of intimate partner femicide.

A relationship characterized by mutual feelings of hostility is how the authors of this text define:

Based on his review of the evidence, Durrant concludes that support for femicide ideation being present in men today was not compelling.

According to the text, most couples attempt to settle conflicts associated with separation/divorce by:

Support for the deductive conflict resolution theory provided by findings on femicide are:

For patriarchy theorists, the causal mechanism underlying the association between separation and intimate partner Femicide is: