Abusive Power and Control Quiz
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Match the following tactics with their descriptions:

Positive reinforcement = Includes praise, superficial charm, flattery, and love bombing Negative reinforcement = Involves taking away aversive tasks or items Intermittent or partial reinforcement = Utilizes reward and punishment in an inconsistent manner Psychological punishment = Involves silent treatment, threats, intimidation, emotional blackmail, and guilt trips

Match the following forms of abuse with their descriptions:

Psychological abuse = Involves manipulation, control, and exploitation of the victim's vulnerabilities Physical abuse = Includes acts of physical aggression or violence towards the victim Mental abuse = Involves psychological manipulation and gaslighting to undermine the victim's sense of reality Financial abuse = Involves controlling the victim's financial resources and economic well-being

Match the following outcomes with their descriptions:

Traumatic bonding = Occurs as a result of ongoing cycles of abuse creating powerful emotional bonds and a climate of fear Normalization of abuse = An attempt to make abusive behavior seem normal or acceptable Blaming the victim = Shifting responsibility for the abusive behavior onto the victim Minimization of abuse = Downplaying or denying the severity of the abusive behavior

Match the following motivations with their descriptions:

<p>Devaluation = Motivation involving diminishing the worth of the victim Personal gain = Motivation involving seeking advantage or benefit for oneself Personal gratification = Motivation involving finding pleasure or satisfaction in exerting power and control over others Psychological projection = Motivation involving attributing one's negative traits to others</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their meanings:

<p>Coercive control = Behavior used by an abusive person to gain and/or maintain control over another person through manipulation and exploitation Love bombing = Excessive praise, flattery, and attention given to a person to manipulate them emotionally Silent treatment = A form of psychological punishment involving ignoring or avoiding communication with the victim Gaslighting = Psychological manipulation that seeks to make the victim doubt their own perceptions and sanity</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Matching Exercise

  • Tactics, forms of abuse, outcomes, motivations, and terms are matched with their corresponding descriptions and meanings.
  • The exercise involves pairing each term with its correct definition or explanation.

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Test your knowledge about abusive power and control with this quiz. Learn about the behavior used by abusers to gain and maintain control over others, the motivations behind such behavior, and the impact on the victims.

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