Types of Abuse
DV Facts
Risk & Protective Factors
Impact on Society
Responses to Domestic Violence
100

This form of abuse involves hitting, slapping, or choking an intimate partner.

What is physical abuse?

100

This percentage of women experience some form of DV in their lifetime

A: 17%

B: 5%

C: 25%


What is 25%?

100

True or Fales: Substance abuse and social isolation are examples of risk factors for domestic violence

What is true?

100

Domestic violence costs the U.S. this amount annually, considering healthcare and legal expenses. 

What is $5.8 billion?

100

This 1994 legislation provides funding, legal protections, and services to address domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking

What is the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)?

200

This abuse type aims to control a victim through emotional manipulation and isolation.

What is emotional/psychological abuse?

200

What are three reasons a survivor might stay in a DV situation? A. They will lose access to housing or finances B. They fear violence will escalate if they try to leave C. They fear for the safety of or access to their children D. All of the above

What is all of the above?

200

What is one way to support people experiencing domestic violence?

What is validating their feelings, respecting their boundaries, listening without judgement

200

Domestic violence cases increase the burden on these systems, including shelters and law enforcement.

What are social services and the legal system?

200

How many times on average does a survivor attempt to leave a DV situation before being successful:

A: 2 times

B: 5 times

C: 7 times

What is C, 7 times?

300

An abuser might control their victim by preventing them from accessing money or employment.

What is financial abuse?

300

Indigenous women experience intimate partner violence at this percentage over their lifetime.

What is 84%?

300

People who grow up in homes where domestic violence occurs are at higher risk due to this factor

What is exposure to violence?

300

These legal documents prevent abusers from coming near their victims and are critical for safety.

What are protective or restraining orders?

400

When victims are cut off from friends, family, or social support networks, it is referred to as this.

What is social isolation?

400

Domestic violence accounted for this percentage of violent crime reported to law enforcement in 2020.

What is 21%?

400

Which of the following are true of consent:

A: Consent is a "given"

B: Consent cannot be taken back

C: Consent is a free pass

D: Giving and receiving consent is an ongoing process

What is D?

400

These individuals often experience increased rates of depression, anxiety, and social withdrawal.

Who are victims of domestic violence?

400

This three digit number can be called to be connected with resources during a crisis involving abuse 

What is 988

500

A range of coercive behaviors used to establish power and exert control by one intimate partner over the other

What is Domestic Violence?

500

This is a common mental health condition that survivors of domestic violence experience

What is PSTD

500

These healthy limits can seem like they hinder a relationship, but these personal parameters can lay the groundwork for a healthy, loving, and respectful partnership

What are boundaries?

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