All abuse is about power and control

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1. All abuse is about power and control?

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2. Hope as a protective factor is only a protective factor for people, who are religious?

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3. When a family member teases another family member, with an intent to not cause harm, it can still be classified as emotional abuse?

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4. The laws in Alberta allow parents to hit their children over the age of two, with an open hand as long as they do not leave a mark on the Childs body?

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5. Children are often preyed on by their neighbours?

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False

6. The ecological model considers going to university as a protective factor to abuse across the lifespan?

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False

7. The highest risk group of people for abuse across the lifespan is elderly people?

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8. Epigenetics considers risk, protective factors and the current time as most important when considering the outcomes of abuse?

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9. Children talk about the abuse approximately 7 times before they are heard?

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10. The intersectionality of race, class and gender orientation puts an individual more at risk of being abused?

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11. Indigenous female- identified people are the highest risk group to be sexual assaulted and murdered in Canada?

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12. In Canada, children are most at risk of being abused by their caregivers?

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False

13 .Resiliency is an inner capacity which all people have and is built through dealing with adverse situations?

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14. Taking an class on interpersonal violence across the lifespan is a protective factor, and yet is not mandatory at all universities in Canada?

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15. The impact of abuse stops when the violence stops?

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16. Interpersonal violence across the lifespan includes abuse towards animals?

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17. Young adults are most at risk of being sexually assaulted, even in a first world country such as Canada?

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False

18. Being a male-identified person means that they are not as at risk of being sexually assaulted?

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False

19. First responders are equally at risk of being survivors of traumatic impact in comparison to the general population?

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False

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