Family Violence and Abuse: Causes, Consequences, and Prevention

Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a key risk factor for family violence?

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Wealth

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Substance abuse

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Mental health issues

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Unemployment

Question 2

What is the first stage in the cycle of violence?

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Tension Building

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Violent Episode

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Honeymoon Phase

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Reconciliation

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT a common risk factor for family violence?

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Strong familial support

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Low socioeconomic status

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Unemployment

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Mental health issues

Question 4

Which type of family violence involves repeated physical, emotional, or sexual harm inflicted by one intimate partner on the other?

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Intimate partner violence

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Child abuse

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Elder abuse

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Neglect

Question 5

In the United Kingdom, which government agency is primarily responsible for coordinating the response to domestic violence?

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Home Office

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Child Protection Services

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National Health Service

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Department for Work and Pensions

Question 6

What is the primary purpose of a safety plan for victims of family violence?

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To prevent further violence and ensure the victim's safety

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To hold perpetrators accountable for their actions

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To provide financial assistance to victims

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To punish victims for their role in the violence

Question 7

Which of the following is a protective factor against family violence?

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Positive parenting skills and strong family bonds

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Gender inequality

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Substance abuse

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Lack of social support

Question 8

According to the legal definition in the United Kingdom, what constitutes domestic violence?

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Any incident of physical or emotional abuse that occurs within a household or intimate relationship

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Any physical violence that occurs between intimate partners

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Any emotional or psychological harm that occurs within a household

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Any violence or abuse that occurs between family members, regardless of the relationship

Question 9

The most prevalent form of child abuse is:

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Neglect

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Physical abuse

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Emotional abuse

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Sexual abuse

Question 10

In the UK, reporting suspected cases of child abuse is a legal requirement for:

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All professionals

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Teachers only

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Cases of severe abuse only

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There is no legal requirement to report

Question 11

A key principle of trauma-informed care for survivors of family violence is to:

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Emphasize the client's resilience

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Minimize the impact of the trauma

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Confront the perpetrator

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Focus solely on legal remedies

Question 12

Which of the following is NOT considered a type of family violence?

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Workplace harassment

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Intimate partner violence

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Child abuse

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Elder abuse

Question 13

Which risk factor is strongly associated with increased likelihood of intimate partner violence?

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Substance abuse

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Low income

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Good communication skills

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Absence of mental health issues

Question 14

Which of the following is a protective factor against child abuse?

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Strong parent-child bond

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Social isolation

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Parental stress

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Harsh discipline

Question 15

What is the primary goal of prevention strategies for family violence?

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To reduce the number of families affected by violence

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To punish perpetrators

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To provide support to victims

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To raise awareness about the issue

Question 16

Which intervention strategy involves working directly with families to address underlying issues that contribute to violence?

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Family therapy

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Crisis intervention

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Child protective services

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Court orders

Question 17

Which of the following is a recommended approach for supporting victims of family violence?

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Empowering victims

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Blaming victims

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Confronting perpetrators directly

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Removing children from the home

Question 18

Which of the following is considered a protective factor against family violence?

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Strong social support networks

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Limited access to resources

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History of childhood trauma

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Substance abuse

Question 19

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is characterized by which of the following:

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Physical, emotional, or sexual abuse between romantic partners or spouses, regardless of gender

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Physical abuse only

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Violent acts committed by strangers

Question 20

Which of the following is a common long-term consequence of child abuse?

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Psychological issues, such as anxiety, depression, or low self-esteem

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Increased physical health

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Enhanced social skills

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Improved academic performance

Question 21

The cycle of violence theory suggests that family violence:

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Often follows a repetitive pattern of tension, aggression, and reconciliation

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Is a one-time event

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Is solely perpetrated by men

Question 22

Which type of family violence involves abuse or neglect of older adults?

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Elder abuse

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Child abuse

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Intimate partner violence

Question 23

A key principle of effective intervention in family violence cases is:

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Prioritizing safety and well-being of the victim, providing support, and empowering them

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Immediate removal of the abuser without considering victim safety

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Ignoring the family dynamics

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Solely focusing on punishing the perpetrator

Question 24

Which of the following is NOT considered a risk factor for perpetrating family violence?

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High levels of empathy and compassion

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Mental health issues

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Substance abuse

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Exposure to violence in childhood

Question 25

The term 'gaslighting' refers to:

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A manipulative tactic used in psychological abuse, where the perpetrator seeks to make the victim doubt their own reality or sanity

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A form of physical abuse involving choking or strangulation

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An excuse or justification for violence

Question 26

Which of the following is a potential barrier to victims reporting family violence?

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Fear of retaliation or further abuse

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Extensive support from family and friends

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Easy access to legal aid

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Lack of legal consequences for perpetrators

Question 27

Prevention programs for family violence typically aim to:

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Address risk factors, promote protective factors, and empower individuals and communities to prevent violence

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Solely focus on punishing perpetrators

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Encourage victims to stay in abusive relationships

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Provide immediate support to victims without addressing underlying causes