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Day 1 - DV Training Workshop

Quiz by Lauren Shure

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  • Q1
    There are three generally recognized phases in the “Cycle of Violence”. Which of the phases is the one which some victims try to get to?
    Relaxation Phase
    Battering Incident
    Honeymoon Phase
    Tension Building Phase
    45s
  • Q2
    Victims of domestic violence stay in relationships and continue to endure abuse for a number of reasons. Which one of the following is NOT typically considered a reason victims stay in a domestic relationship.
    Belief that they will eventually be able to fight back
    Fear of the impact leaving will have on children
    Hope that the abuse will eventually stop
    Fear that the abuse/violence will escalate
    45s
  • Q3
    Threats by an abuser to kill a victim of domestic abuse (i.e. their partner) or to kill their children if the victim leave the abuser should be treated in a similar fashion as a person who threatens to end their own life (i.e. suicide).
    True
    False
    45s
  • Q4
    Regarding the following hypothetical, the case is most likely to be referred to the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator. Sue tells you that her live-in boyfriend threatened to seriously injure her if she didn’t have sex with him.
    True
    False
    45s
  • Q5
    One of the Family Advocacy Program missions is to help at-risk families reduce the risk for further abuse. Which of the below domestic abuse risk factors are considered "lethality" risk factors?
    Offender bought the victim a gift
    Offender has taken the victim's cell phone
    Offender has sexually assaulted the victim
    Offender checks on victim multiple times a day
    45s
  • Q6
    Financial dependence, religious beliefs, and fear of further abuse/violence are a few reasons why domestic violence victims might stay in abusive relationships
    True
    False
    45s

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