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RHS 300 Exam 4 Quiz Questions
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Content: imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group, including any nationally sanctioned family planning programs designed to limit the number of births within any sub-group
the roots of poverty in many countries are often rooted in
histories of colonialism
acts of harassment and violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered individuals based upon their sexual orientation are prevalent in
many developing countries and LCDs
civilians who flee conflict but remain within the country are considered
internally displaced persons (IDPs)
at the root of the problem of child exploitation is economic injustice rooted in generations of
inter-country exploitation
female genital mutilation (FGM) or "female circumcision" involves
a girl's external genitalia being cut away in a rite of passage ceremony celebrating her entry into her womanhood
the official orchestration of sexual violence in wartime, particularly against women and girls is called
rape as a weapon of war
A restorative justice model used in prosecuting cases of genocide and rape as a weapon of war, is an example of a (n)
indigenous healing approach
globalization is defined as
the increase in international connectedness among all countries, and consequently, all people. the Violence Against Women Act established policies and mandates for how states were to handle domestic violence cases, including all but which of the following
mandating counseling for victims
treatment goals when working with victims of crime should include all but which of the following
helping victims quickly move beyond their pain and fear by encouraging them how to focus on other, more pleasant things in their lives
research strongly suggests the importance of providing supportive counseling services and advocacy to surviving victims of homicide in
the weeks immediately following the murder
the FBI's National Gang Report (NGR) categorizes gang activity into four categories: 1) street gang activity. 2) prison gang activity. 3) ____________ activity. 4) cross-border gang activity between US/Mexico border
outlaw motorcycle gang
victim-witness assistance departments often are
a component of a county's prosecutor's office
treating men who have been sexually assaulted is similar in some respects to serving the female survivor population except that
the shame men feel tends to be more focused on their gender identity as males
victims who tend to attribute their partner's abusive behavior to situational or outside sources such as work stressors, family problems, or even alcoholism, will have a greater likelihood of
forgiving the batterer quickly and returning to the abusive relationship
someone with an external locus of control has a tendency to
see outside factors as responsible for the events in their lives
many human service professionals argue that the federal government's aggressive policies related to the prosecution and punishment of drug offenders
unfairly targets poor, young, ethnic minorities
most abusive relationships begin in a
honeymoon-like state
human service professionals who work in practice settings dealing with domestic violence, sexual assault, gang activity, and criminal justice agencies such as police departments, probation, state and country prosecutors, and within correctional facilities such as jails and prisons, are considered
forensic human service workers
if victims hold their partners at fault for their abusive behavior, attributing the abuse to personality factors such as an inability to manage anger or a lack of empathy, then they will be more likely to
leave the abusive relationship
a common clinical issue in helping someone develop new boundaries is the experience of
unreasonable guilt
women with a history of domestic violence report having significantly higher rates of
physical health problems
the difficulty that most perpetrators of domestic violence have in being able to separate their internal feelings from the range of possible causes often relates to
the batterer's resistance to take responsibility for the abusive dynamics in the relationship
most interventions for domestic violence batterers consist of group treatment focusing on
anger management training
the syndrome that involves a collection of emotions similar to PTSD, commonly experienced in response to being a survivor of a forced sexual assault is called
Rape Trauma Syndrome (RTS)
Seattle Social Development Project confirmed all but which of the following about gang members
there are an equal number of males and females
sexual assault involves
forcing some form of sexual contact on another person without consent
a victim-impact statement..
gives the victim a voice in court
risk factors for gang membership include all but which of the following
come from an immigrant family that migrated to the US from a war-torn country
the population in prisons and jails across the country has sky-rocketed, primarily due to sharp increases in
drug-related offenses
heterosexual men who were survivors of rape reported all but which of the following
an excessive need to draw close to people in intimate relationships
research suggests the pregnancy __________ the risk of violence for women who are vulnerable to abuse
increases
gangs consist of groups of individuals who
actively participate in criminal activities on an organized or coordinated basis
some of the poorest rural communities are in the
south
rurality refers to
rural culture
the departure of the manufacturing industry in rural communities is called
deindustrialization
dual relationships among human service providers serving rural communities is often perceived as
unavoidable
rural communities can be defined in all but which of the following ways
culturally (CAN be defined geographically, demographically, functionally)
when rural communities evolve in urban areas, they are often called
rural enclaves
a contributing factor to people in rural communities having difficulty accessing formal services relates to
the lack of reliable transportation
the dynamic of the younger population leaving small towns for better opportunities in the cities is called
out-migration
human service providers in rural communities are often
itinerant (travel a lot)
people living in rural communities are more likely to experience all of the following, except
a markedly decreased commitment to religion
rural cultural competence requires that human service providers recognize the importance of all but which of the following
a more formal style of communication
a population in rural communities warranting special attention due to decreasing longevity is
middle aged caucasians, particularly women
challenges in small towns include all but which of the following
high rates of domestic violence
adolescents in rural communities tend to engage in higher risk behaviors than their urban counterparts due to
boredom
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