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Which type of power is exemplified by a perpetrator controlling access to goods, services, money, or favors?
Which type of power is exemplified by a perpetrator controlling access to goods, services, money, or favors?
What form of force may involve intimidation, threats, persecution, or psychological pressure?
What form of force may involve intimidation, threats, persecution, or psychological pressure?
In gender-based violence, which group is often in a more powerful position according to the text?
In gender-based violence, which group is often in a more powerful position according to the text?
Which type of power is related to peer pressure, bullying, leadership, and parental authority?
Which type of power is related to peer pressure, bullying, leadership, and parental authority?
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What type of violence involves the use of coercion or pressure to compel the target to behave as expected?
What type of violence involves the use of coercion or pressure to compel the target to behave as expected?
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Study Notes
Types of Power and Violence
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Economic Power: Control over access to goods, services, money, or favors exemplifies economic power. This control can significantly impact individuals’ ability to make independent choices.
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Psychological Force: Intimidation, threats, persecution, or psychological pressure represent psychological force. These tactics can instill fear and compliance in the target.
Gender Dynamics
- Gender-Based Violence: Typically, men are in a more powerful position in contexts of gender-based violence, contributing to the systemic nature of the issue and exacerbating inequalities.
Social Power
- Coercive Power: Peer pressure, bullying, leadership influences, and parental authority are all examples of coercive power. This type of influence can compel individuals to conform to group norms or expectations.
Coercive Violence
- Violence through Coercion: This type of violence employs coercion or pressure to compel the target to act or behave in a prescribed manner, often undermining the autonomy of the victim.
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Explore the different types of power that perpetrators may have in the context of gender-based violence, including social, economic, political, and physical power.
