______________________________________________________________ Understanding Domestic Violence
58. According to the text, which group is nearly twice as likely to experience IPV in public areas compared to those who do not identify as transgender? A) Bisexual people B) Cisgender individuals C) Transgender people D) LGBTQ Black or African American survivors 59. Based on the information provided, which group of survivors is nearly twice as likely to experience physical violence compared to those who do not identify as LGBTQ and Black or African American? A) Bisexual people B) Cisgender individuals C) Transgender people D) LGBTQ+ Black or African American survivors 60. Which of the following steps can providers take to make the physical locations of their practice more inviting and affirming for LGBTQ+ people, as mentioned in the text? A) Providing discounts for LGBTQ+ patients B) Removing all educational materials related to IPV C) Incorporating inclusive materials into sessions with survivors D) Restricting access to LGBTQ+ patients 61. What is the initial step in the APS reporting process, as described in the text? A) The APS worker conducts a face-to-face assessment with the adult in question. B) A concerned individual contacts their local APS office to report concerns. C) Trained professionals review the report to ensure compliance with statutory requirements. D) The APS worker identifies assistance required by the individual. 62. What is a key difference between protection orders and restraining orders, as outlined in the text? A) Protection orders mandate specific actions or restrictions on the part of the abuser, while restraining orders do not. B) Protection orders require the involvement of law enforcement, while restraining orders do not. C) Protection orders are tailored to suit the individual needs of the victim, while restraining orders are standardized. D) Protection orders necessitate a domestic relationship between the parties involved, while restraining orders do not.
63. What are some key provisions of the VAWA Reauthorization Act of 2022?
A) It focuses solely on strengthening criminal responses to domestic violence. B) It provides resources exclusively for housing assistance for survivors. C) It includes new economic justice provisions, strengthens nondiscrimination laws, restores tribal jurisdiction, and increases access to emergency housing.
D) It primarily addresses prevention programming for domestic violence and does not include provisions for legal assistance. 64. What are potential consequences for violating an order of protection? A) Fines, imprisonment, or both B) Counseling sessions C) Community service D) Warning letters 65. What actions can constitute criminal offenses when violating certain provisions of an abuse prevention order? A) Attending therapy sessions B) Exchanging gifts with the protected individual C) Engaging in community service D) Violating terms prohibiting abuse, contact, leaving or staying away from home or work, and surrendering firearms 66. What legal principal mandates jurisdictions to honor protection orders issued by courts in other jurisdictions? A) Full disclosure clause B) Full faith and credit clause C) Mutual recognition clause D) Protection order reciprocity clause 67. Which of the following psychological traits is commonly associated with abusers, according to the text? A) Compassion and empathy toward women B) Nurturing and protective behavior toward animals C) Openness and trust in relationships D) Hostility or disdain toward women 68. According to the text, what behavior may jealousy evolve into in an abusive relationship? A) Mutual respect and trust B) Healthy communication and boundaries C) Stalking and monitoring of the partner’s activities D) Supportive and understanding gestures
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