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Any physical force that is used to harm people or damage property Violence
Stress from being threatened can lead to violence. Feeling threatened
Contributes to the conflict, being fatigued can cause irritability Unmanaged anger
Leads to conflict (racism) Lack of respect
The ability to overlook differences and see people for who they are Tolerance
Scaring or controlling another person by using threats or physical force either physical or emotional Bullying
Cause conflict and violence, a group of peers who claim a territory & have a leader Gangs
Stay clear and avoid situations with potentially violent people Avoiding dangerous situations
Ways to avoid dangerous situations -Recognize signs - Calm things down -Leave the situation -Offer Alternatives
A non-violent way to deal with arguments (negotiation) Conflict resolution
Negotiation A bargain or compromise for a peaceful solution to a conflict
What are the 8 communication skills 1. Be respectful but assertive 2. The GREAT decisions model 3. DO NOT call ames or raise your voice 4.Don't make assumptions 5. Focus on real issue 6. Change and look for new interests 7. I messages 8. Listening skills and what others want
A technique in which trained outsider your age helps people in a conflict come to a peaceful resolution. Peer meditation
Physical or emotional harm to someone Abuse
What are the 3 types of abuse? Child, Neglect, and Domestic
3 mill cases per year, and they are frequent targets of abuse, sibling can abuse one & other Child abuse
Occurs when caretaker fails to provide basic needs such as food clothing, and love Neglect
Use of force to control and maintain power over spouse in the home Domestic
What are the 3 stages of an abusive relationship Tension building, Violent episode, Honeymoon
A time of emotion abuse such as insults or threats Tension building stage
An act of physical abuse occurs such as hitting or choking Violent episode stage
The couple make up - this is why people stay in abusive relationships Honeymoon stage
Elders are sometimes abused in nursing homes, or in their own homes - this can be physical, emotional, or neglect abuse Elder abuse
Harassing newcomers to a group in an abusive and humiliating way- may occur in gangs, sports teams, faterities, or sororities Hazing
Any sexual act w/o consent Sexual assault
Any unwanted remark, behavior or touch that has sexual content Sexual harassment
If you are being sexually harassed what are 2 things you should do? 1. Tell the harasser to stop 2. Report the harassment
Any sexual activity in which force, or a threat of force is used. Sexual assault
Sexual intercourse that is forced on the victim by someone the victim knows Date Rape
What are 6 things people who have either been rape or sexuallly assulted might expiernce after 1, Physical injuries 2. Emotional trauma 3. Pregnancy of sexually transmitted diseases 4. Guilt & shame 5. Trouble sleeping & eating 6. PTSD
Keep doors, and everything your house locked, don't open your door to strangers, know your neighbors, and know how to contact others for help At home
Don't go out alone especially at night, walk purposefully, and call for help if you need it On the street
Use the skills you have learned for recognizing & preventing abuse By the people you know
5 Things to help you after sexual assault 1. Make sure you are away from any further harm 2. Call for help 3. Don't change ANYTHING about yourself or your environment 4. Ask someone to take you to the hospital 5. Seek therapy or counseling
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