Understanding Violence: The Columbine Incident
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Which of the following is NOT a strategy for preventing violence?

  • Encouraging bullying (correct)
  • Developing educational programs
  • Treating psychological and physical needs
  • Teaching communication skills

The Columbine shooting is considered intentional violence.

True (A)

What was one of the contributing causes to the Columbine shooting?

A combination of social isolation and access to firearms.

The Columbine shooting is an example of _______ violence.

<p>intentional</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following strategies with their descriptions:

<p>Developing educational programs = Teaching skills to prevent violence Establishing no discrimination policies = Creating an inclusive environment Rewarding good behavior = Reinforcing positive actions Improving treatment/support for victims = Providing emotional and psychological assistance</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which factor is identified as increasing the risk of homicide?

<p>Substance Abuse (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Every 15 seconds a woman is assaulted in domestic violence incidents.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What term refers to the use of force to control and maintain power over another person in a domestic setting?

<p>Domestic Violence</p> Signup and view all the answers

The act of being sexually intimate with another without their consent is classified as __________.

<p>Sexual Assault</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the type of violence with its description:

<p>Gratuitous Violence = Shocking crimes such as homicides and hate crimes Terrorism = Violence that involves using fear and intimidation for political purposes Domestic Violence = Use of force to control power in personal relationships Stalking = Repeatedly following or harassing an individual</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Definition of Violence

Violence is any intentional act causing physical harm or psychological distress.

Columbine Incident Type

The Columbine incident was considered intentional violence.

Preventing Violence Strategies

Strategies include educational programs, conflict resolution skills, self-esteem building, rewarding good behavior, and anti-discrimination policies.

Signs of Violence

Early warning signs of potential violence may be hard to spot, but they could include extreme changes in behavior or attitude.

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Columbine Shooting Type

The Columbine shooting was a severe intentional injury.

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Substance Abuse & Violence

Substance abuse can increase the risk of violent behavior, particularly homicide. It can impair judgment, lower inhibitions, and lead to aggression.

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Domestic Violence Types

Domestic violence encompasses various forms of abuse: physical, emotional, and verbal. It occurs in different relationships, including spouses, parents and children, and siblings.

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Sexual Assault vs. Consent

Sexual assault occurs when someone is sexually intimate with another without their consent. It's crucial to understand that consent is essential and must be freely given.

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Minimization of Sexual Assault

Minimizing sexual assault contributes to the problem by making it seem less serious. Common examples include blaming the victim or saying 'boys will be boys'.

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Stalking as Abusive Behavior

Stalking is a form of sexual abuse that involves repeated unwanted contact, threats, or harassment. It can create fear and anxiety for the victim.

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Study Notes

Violence Definition and Types

  • Violence is broadly defined as any act intended to cause harm or injury.
  • The Columbine incident can be categorized as intentional violence.
  • There are different types of violence, both intentional and unintentional.

Demographic Considerations

  • The Columbine incident: Did the perpetrators fit the demographic profile of typical violent offenders?
  • The Columbine incident: Did the victims fit the demographic of typical victims?
  • This involves looking at factors impacting the perpetrators and victims.

Motivations Behind Violence

  • What factors contributed to the Columbine incident?
  • What were the perpetrators' motives and what signs or warnings might have been apparent?

Predicting Future Violent Tendencies

  • Were there any observable traits or behaviors in the perpetrators to indicate potential future violent tendencies?

Types of Intentional Injuries

  • Identify the type of intentional injury suffered in the Columbine school shooting.

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This quiz examines the definitions and types of violence, with a specific focus on the Columbine incident. Participants will explore demographic considerations, motivations behind the act, and the potential indicators of future violent behavior in the perpetrators. Test your knowledge on this critical topic and understand the complexities of intentional violence.

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