3. which of the following terms describes an abusive incident in which injuries are most likely the result…

3. which of the following terms describes an abusive incident in which injuries are most likely the result of abuse, but denies domestic violence? positive probable suggestive or suspected negative 4. what behavioral or psychological clues indicate the possibility of domestic violence? the individuals eagerness to speak or disagree with their partner. the level of the individuals or partners concern is consistent with the severity of the individuals injury. the individuals eagerness to receive treatment for an injury. the individuals demonstration of panic attacks, anxiety, and nervousness. 5. what is the goal when an abuser humiliates a victim? show that the victim is in control and in charge. make the victim believe that they are worthless.

3. which of the following terms describes an abusive incident in which injuries are most likely the result of abuse, but denies domestic violence? positive probable suggestive or suspected negative 4. what behavioral or psychological clues indicate the possibility of domestic violence? the individuals eagerness to speak or disagree with their partner. the level of the individuals or partners concern is consistent with the severity of the individuals injury. the individuals eagerness to receive treatment for an injury. the individuals demonstration of panic attacks, anxiety, and nervousness. 5. what is the goal when an abuser humiliates a victim? show that the victim is in control and in charge. make the victim believe that they are worthless.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

For question 3, "probable" is used to describe an abusive incident where injuries are likely from abuse but domestic - violence is denied as it indicates a high likelihood without conclusive proof. For question 4, panic attacks, anxiety, and nervousness can be behavioral/psychological clues of domestic violence as victims may show such symptoms due to the stress and trauma. For question 5, an abuser humiliates a victim to make the victim feel worthless as part of a power - and control dynamic.

Answer:

  1. Probable
  2. The individual's demonstration of panic attacks, anxiety, and nervousness.
  3. Make the victim believe that they are worthless.