Understanding Types of Abuse

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Which of the following is considered a form of physical abuse?

Constant put downs
Threatening suicide
Pushing or shoving (correct)
Insulting family members

What is one potential consequence of psychological abuse on the victim?

Better relationships
Increased academic performance
Improved social interactions
Anxiety and depression (correct)

In witnessing physical abuse at school, which action is recommended?

Report the incident to a trusted adult (correct)
Immediately attempt to intervene physically
Encourage the victim to confront the abuser
Ignore the situation and mind your own business

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of psychological abuse?

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What should you do if you suspect a friend is experiencing psychological abuse?

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Flashcards

Physical Abuse

Using force against a person: hitting, pushing, choking, throwing objects, etc.

Psychological Abuse

Controlling someone's mind through words and actions, causing fear and isolation.

Abusive Relationship

A situation where one person repeatedly hurts or controls another.

Anxiety & Depression

Feelings of worry, sadness, and social withdrawal that can result from abuse.

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Insulting Family, Beliefs, or Identity

Speaking poorly of someone's loved ones, beliefs, or identity.

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Study Notes

Types of Abuse

Physical abuse includes actions like pushing, shoving, slapping, punching, hitting, spitting, pinching, pulling hair, choking, throwing objects, hitting with objects, and using or threatening weapons.

Psychological Abuse

Psychological abuse involves actions like insulting family or friends, ridiculing beliefs, race, or religion, constant put-downs, threatening suicide for leaving, keeping someone prisoner, or threatening to take children if the victim leaves.
Psychological abuse can cause anxiety and depression, leading to withdrawal from others.

Recognizing Abuse

The text does not provide a direct answer to whether physical or psychological abuse is easier to spot.

Responding to Abuse

The text provides steps to take when witnessing abuse, but does not detail the specific actions.

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Description

This quiz covers the various types of abuse, focusing on physical and psychological abuse. It highlights the signs of abuse, its effects on victims, and the importance of recognizing and responding to abusive behaviors. Test your knowledge on this important topic.