Spousal / Partner Abuse
1)
Which of the following best describes intimate partner violence (IPV)?
2)
Which concept redefined how clinicians understand partner abuse?
3)
Spouse-partner abuse is best described as which of the following?
4)
From a public-health perspective, spouse-partner abuse is linked to which of the following?
5)
Psychologically, survivors of spouse-partner abuse are at higher risk for which of the following?
6)
What was a key outcome of the 1994 Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)?
7)
What does trauma-informed care primarily aim to do?
8)
What best defines trauma bonding?
9)
Which of the following best supports recovery for abuse survivors?
10)
What was one major advantage of telehealth for abuse survivors during the pandemic?
11)
Why do many survivors initially fail to recognize their situation as abuse?
12)
How does shame typically affect survivors of abuse?
13)
From a clinical perspective, what primarily motivates abusive behavior?
14)
What early experiences are commonly found in the backgrounds of many abusers?
15)
What barrier often prevents male survivors from disclosing abuse?
16)
How does gender influence the response to abuse?
17)
How might abusers in LGBTQ relationships exert control?
18)
Why is leaving an abusive relationship often the most dangerous phase?
19)
True or False: Even with the best intentions, systems designed to protect survivors often fall short.
20)
Exposure to domestic violence is considered what type of experience for children?
21)
What is one key focus of prevention programs aimed at boys and young men?
22)
Which of the following is one of the four traditional phases of the abuse cycle?
23)
What typically characterizes the reconciliation or “honeymoon” phase of the abuse cycle?
24)
The cycle of abuse often results in what psychological response?
25)
What does gaslighting primarily involve?
26)
What is the main psychological effect of gaslighting?
27)
What is a key goal of healing from gaslighting?
28)
What principle is central to a trauma-informed system?
29)
What does effective treatment for spouse-partner abuse require?
30)
What is the primary focus of trauma-informed CBT for abuse survivors?
31)
What is the main goal of EMDR therapy for abuse survivors?
32)
Which of the following is one of DBT’s four core skill modules?
33)
What is the primary goal of asking direct, behavior-focused questions during crisis assessment?
34)
Why might short, frequent sessions be recommended after a crisis?
35)
What is the main purpose of techniques like mindful breathing or body scans?
36)
Clinical work in the field of spouse-partner abuse is usually straightforward.
37)
In the four-step ethical reasoning model, which step involves seeking supervision or legal counsel?
38)
Survivors of prolonged spouse-partner abuse often experience what type of impact?
39)
What does empowerment primarily help survivors to do?
40)
Healing for many survivors is often connected to which of the following?
41)
What best describes the relationship between substance use and intimate partner violence (IPV)?
42)
What factor increases the likelihood that substance use will lead to IPV?
43)
Why do survivors of IPV sometimes appear to have major mental disorders?
44)
What balance must clinicians maintain when treating IPV-related cases?
45)
According to SAMHSA, what is a foundational element of trauma-informed care?
46)
Which SAMHSA principle emphasizes honoring diverse identities and histories?
47)
Which protective factor most directly reduces vulnerability to re-victimization?
48)
How does social support aid long-term recovery from abuse?
49)
What term describes clinicians’ emotional reactions toward clients that can influence treatment?
50)
What can unmanaged countertransference lead to over time?
51)
What problem does the CCR model address?
52)
What is the main goal of the CCR model?
53)
What do trauma-informed leaders promote within organizations?
54)
What type of workplace best supports healing?
55)
In collectivist cultures, why might survivors hesitate to disclose abuse?
56)
How should culturally attuned clinicians approach differing worldviews on abuse?
57)
What is the first step in intersectional case formulation?
58)
What does the “power and privilege” step in intersectional practice involve?
59)
Which domain of posttraumatic growth (PTG) reflects finding gratitude in everyday safety and experiences?
60)
What PTG domain involves survivors discovering purpose through new education or leadership roles?
61)
What can prolonged exposure to clients’ trauma stories lead to for clinicians?
62)
How should clinicians view compassion fatigue in trauma work?
63)
What positive outcome can clinicians experience from witnessing survivor recovery?
64)
What helps clinicians cultivate vicarious posttraumatic growth?
65)
What is a key benefit of cross-training within Coordinated Community Responses (CCRs)?
66)
How do interdisciplinary meetings enhance professional empathy?
67)
How can the legal system both help and harm survivors of spouse-partner abuse?
68)
What strengthens survivor support within the legal system?
69)
How can technology act as a double-edged tool in abusive relationships?
70)
What is a key challenge for clinicians and advocates regarding technology use?
71)
What bridges the gap between individual recovery and public safety for survivors?
72)
What marks the fullest form of trauma recovery, according to Herman (2024)?
73)
What do professional ethical codes emphasize about advocacy?
74)
According to the American Psychological Association (APA, 2024), what should psychologists use their expertise to do?
75)
What is a primary benefit of peer mentor programs for survivors?
76)
How do survivor advisory councils help improve agency practices?
77)
What principle guides the Nordic Model’s response to intimate partner violence (IPV)?
78)
What is a key feature of Indigenous and decolonial approaches to healing from violence?
79)
What major issue remains in media portrayals of intimate partner violence (IPV)?
80)
What do recent neurobiological studies show about chronic abuse?
