SOC 1500 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Intimate Partner Violence, Physical Abuse, Psychological Abuse
3 Dec 2016
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Social exclusions and race: street checks, legal violence, impact of exclusionary policing. Frank jude beating, 911 calls plummeted post attack. Black offenders are most negatively impacted by a criminal record when job hunting (according to study) Domestic violence is broad (under same roof; siblings, parents against kids, roommates) Spousal violence is limiting (or wife assault, negle(cid:272)ts a(cid:374)yo(cid:374)e (cid:449)ho is(cid:374)"t a (cid:449)ife, people (cid:449)ho are(cid:374)"t (cid:373)arried, ex-spouses) Intimate partner violence (ipv) is more specific (physical or non-physical abuse that occurs between current or former intimate partners, consequences are severe and long lasting-this is what we will be looking at) Sexual abuse (only 1983 that sexual assault against a wife became illegal) Kelly and johnson (2008) distinguish between 4 types of ipv: coercive controlling violence. More frequent and severe than other types of ipv, most likely to lead to police, hospital, shelter. Arises from everyday encounters/arguments that go too far.
