Learn: SW 340 Midterm Study Guide

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Why is family violence difficult to define and measure?

victims may not remember, recognize, disclose, or report it.

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Cultural relativism

The view that ethical and social standards reflect the cultural context from which they are derived.

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1994 UN Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women

Rejected using culture as an excuse for gender-based violence.

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Key dates in women's rights: 1848, 1920, and 1965

1848: Women's Rights Convention; 1920: 19th Amendment (right to vote); 1965: Supreme Court equal access to birth control.

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What does ACE stand for and what ages does it cover?

Adverse Childhood Experiences, covering ages 0-17.

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What are the seven ACEs?

Domestic violence, parental divorce/separation, parent with mental health condition, abuse, neglect, household member in prison, household substance use.

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Why do ACEs matter?

They affect physical/mental health, brain development, learning, memory, school achievement, and risk of future violence or substance use.

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Pacing in psychotherapy

A therapist's adjustment of session emotional intensity, focus, and speed to align with the client's needs without overwhelming them.

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What is meant by "the wound behind the behavior"?

Looking past a client's reaction to understand underlying hurt or past experiences meant to protect a vulnerable part of themselves.

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Carl Rogers' three core conditions

Empathy, genuineness, and unconditional positive regard.

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Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) key features

Inflated sense of importance, need for attention/admiration, troubled relationships, lack of empathy, and fragile self-esteem.

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Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) key features

Problems with self-image, emotion/behavior management, unstable relationships, intense fear of abandonment, anger, impulsiveness, and mood swings.

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1992 poll statistic on domestic violence public concern

34%


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CDC figure on child abuse and neglect

At least 1 in 7 children experienced abuse or neglect in the past year (likely an underestimate).

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Child deaths from abuse and neglect in 2020

1,750

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Socioeconomic status and child abuse/neglect rates

Rates were 5 times higher for children in families with low socioeconomic status.

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Estimated lifetime economic burden of child abuse/neglect in 2018

$592 billion.

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Child neglect (Gaudin, 1993 definition)

An act of omission failing to provide basic physical health care, supervision, nutrition, personal hygiene, emotional nurturing, education, or safe housing.