Violence and Intimidation Awareness Quiz

A pattern of abusive behaviors used by one partner to gain power and control over another partner in an intimate relationship.

The use of physical force to hurt, injure, or damage another person or property.

A form of violence that involves threats, insults, and intimidation designed to frighten or control another person.

Violence that involves emotional abuse, psychological manipulation, and verbal attacks intended to harm another person's self-esteem and mental health.

Violence that involves sexual coercion, assault, or any unwanted sexual contact without consent.

Violence that occurs within a household or family unit, often between romantic partners, spouses, or family members.

Violence that occurs within a neighborhood or community, involving individuals or groups unrelated to families.

The ability to be aware of your surroundings and potential risks.

Being aware of your surroundings and potential risks.

The intentional killing of another person.

The act of using threats, insults, or other forms of intimidation to frighten or control another person.

The use of physical force, power, or intimidation to cause harm, injury, or damage to individuals, groups, or property.

Trusted individuals who offer guidance, support, and care to young people.

Sharing and understanding the feelings of another person.

Having a confident and forceful personality, expressing your needs and opinions clearly and respectfully.

An agreement or settlement reached by parties in conflict, where each party gives up something to achieve a resolution.

A person who helps individuals or groups in conflict to communicate effectively, find common ground, and reach an agreement.

Informing trusted adults or authorities about violence, bullying, or injuries to ensure appropriate action is taken.

The act of using physical force, power, or intimidation to cause harm, injury, or damage to individuals, groups, or property.

Having negative beliefs or attitudes towards individuals or groups based on their race, ethnicity, religion, or gender.

A person who works with people in conflict to help them come to an agreement.

A situation where a person feels threatened or unsafe.

To speak up confidently and express your opinions or needs clearly, without being aggressive.

When someone experiences physical harm or injury.

When someone experiences harm or injury.

Any action that involves using force, power, or intimidation to cause harm, injury, or damage.

A combination of negative beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors that often lead to discrimination and societal injustices.

When someone experiences violence, bullying, or any form of harm, it's vital to inform trusted adults or authorities to ensure appropriate action is taken and to protect the victim.