Exam 2: Lethal Domestic Violence: Definitions and Motives

One reason for defining femicide-suicide as an "extended suicide" is that interventions aimed at prevention will be Aimed at preventing:

Femicides that are followed by the suicides of male partner perpetrators who are motivated to commit suicide are called:

According to Wilson & Daly, non-lethal violence aimed at settling conflicts and controlling wives differs from lethal Violence only by:

Death caused by self-directed injurious behavior with any intent to die as a result of the behavior is called:

A Wingspread Conference committee defines a "pattern of emotionally abusive intimidation, coercion, and control Coupled with physical violence against intimate partners" as:

Changing situational and other design conditions eliciting lethal violence by couples most likely to encounter all or Most of them are called for by findings supporting:

The willful and non-negligent conduct by men that causes the death of past or present female intimate partners is called:

Findings reported by Harper & Voight indicate that femicide-suicides tend not to be:

Findings on femicide-suicide reported by Easted indicate that premeditation is strongly associated with:

The shorter the time between femicide and suicide, the greater the likelihood that femicide and suicide constitute a Single act by a perpetrator who intended to commit:

Femicide-suicide is a social problem worth investigating because it accounts for an average of:

"Arguments between partners that escalate on occasion into violence" is defined by the Wingspread Conference committee as:

Most, if not all, researchers who define intimate partner homicide as self-defense locate non-lethal and lethal intimate Partner violence:

In this text, three criteria are used to differentiate among different types of intimate partner violence. The criteria are:

The finding that 41% of men who perpetrated femicide had not previously used violence against the female partners they murdered locates many perpetrators of lethal and non-lethal violence in separate categories.