Questions and Answers
You are in the park near your house and notice a man staring at you. He appears suspicious and you suddenly feel afraid. Which of the following is the BEST thing to do? (Select one)
Which of the following can influence a person's behavior toward committing an act of violence? (Select one)
Which of the following are important components in practicing self-defense? (Select one)
What is the best way to answer the door when you are home alone? Give at least two important safety tips people should practice at home.
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A person beats a man in the park to steal his wallet. Unfortunately, the victim dies as a result of the beating. Which of the following acts of violence did the assailant commit? (Select one)
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Which of the following statements BEST describes an abusive relationship? (Select one)
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What is a person called who commits an act of violence?
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A girl is assaulted by her boyfriend for disagreeing with him; she is partially to blame for the assault because she should not have upset him by voicing her opinion.
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What is the difference between violence and abuse?
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Which of the following is NOT a step in making an escape plan for a person with an abusive partner? (Select one)
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Study Notes
Responding to Violence and Abuse
- In suspicious situations, walking confidently down the busiest street is the best option for safety.
- Numerous factors can influence violent behavior, including drugs, alcohol, emotional issues, and media exposure.
- Key components of self-defense include confidence, assertiveness, and strong body language.
- Ensure safety when answering the door at home alone by checking identification, not revealing that you are alone, and verifying that the door is locked.
- The act of beating someone to steal their wallet, which results in death, is classified as homicide.
- An abusive relationship is characterized by repeated abuse, regardless of the abuser's claims or apologies.
- The term "assailant" refers to a person who commits an act of violence.
- Blaming a victim for assault due to their expression of opinion is false and reinforces harmful notions of victim-blaming.
- Violence includes all forms of physical, mental, and emotional harm. Abuse specifically refers to the forced exertion of harm over another individual.
- Confronting an abuser to leave is not a recommended step in creating an escape plan for those in abusive relationships.
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This quiz focuses on scenarios related to responding to suspicious behavior and feelings of fear and anxiety in public spaces. Practice making safe choices and learn the best strategies to handle potentially dangerous situations. Test your knowledge and preparedness with engaging flashcards.
