Psychology 2032A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 13: Conflict Tactics Scale, Anger Management, Bipolar Disorder

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2032A/B
• Professor: Jennifer Drummelsmith

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Crime & corrections chapter 13 textbook notes intimate partner violence: domestic violence = any violence occurring b/w family members, typically occurs in private settings. Ipv = violence occurring b/w intimate partners who are living together or separated. Types of violence and measurement: violence against partners is varied in terms of types and severity and includes physical, sexual, financial, and emotional abuse, the scale most commonly used to measure intimate partner assault has been the. Conflict tactics scale: consists of 39 items divided into 5 scales, respondents are asked how frequently they have engaged in the behaviour and how often they have experienced these acts. Crime & corrections chapter 13 textbook notes intimate partner violence: origins of aggression, family of origin, the subculture the person lives in, televised violence. Instigators of aggression: aversive instigators produce emotional arousal. Crime & corrections chapter 13 textbook notes intimate partner violence: love-obsessional stalker, rare type.