Both boys and girls can be victims of TDV
True. No matter someone's gender identity both boys and girls can fall victim to TDV.
Physical abuse is
An intentional bodily injury. Some examples include slapping, pinching, choking, kicking, shoving
A healthy relationship should have
Trust, Mutual respect, Communication, Loyalty
Common emotional response in abuse victims
Anxiety, Depression, Dependance, Fear, Shame And guilt.
What Percentage of Teen Victims of Dating Violence Seek Help
Only 9% of teenage victims seek help after experiencing dating violence
Teen Dating Violence only includes Physical Abuse
False. Teen dating violence includes all the different forms of abuse.
Verbal abuse is
a pattern of speaking with the intent to belittle, humiliate, blame or threaten the victim
An Unhealthy relationship could include
Extreme Jealousy, Controlling, Isolation, Manipulation, Sabotage, Possessiveness, Blame, Anger, Criticism
What are common Red flags in abusive relationships?
Extreme Jealousy, Controlling, Isolation, Manipulation, Sabotage and Possessiveness
What percentage of teens speak out about their abusive relationships?
Only 33% of teens who are in an abusive relationship ever tell anyone about the abuse while it is happening
Girls and young women between the ages of 16 and 24 experience the highest rate of intimate partner violence
True. They experience the highest rate of intimate partner violence, almost triple the national average
Emotional abuse is
Non-physical behaviors that are meant to control, isolate, or frighten you. They include threats, insults, constant monitoring, excessive jealousy, manipulation, humiliation and intimidation, among others
Having disagreements/arguments once in a while is?
Having disagreements/arguments occasionally is totally healthy/normal. In a healthy argument the blame doesn't fall on one person, instead both parties come to mutual agreement that will work for their relationship going forward.
What is emotional blackmail?
a sign of abuse where manipulation is used to control or influence someone’s behavior through fear, Guilt, Or obligation
What is the fraction of teen experiencing teen dating violence?
About 1 in 3 teens in the U.S. fall victim of TDV. Those who report experiencing TDV in high school are also likely to experience TDV in their college relationships.
You'll know when you're in an abusive relationship
False. Many teens in abusive relationships don't even realize it because it's their first real relationship. Often if they realize they are being abused in their relationship the partner will shame and gaslight them into feeling at fault for the abuse.
Digital abuse is
using technology to repetitively harass a romantic partner with the intent to control, pressure, intimidate, annoy or threaten someone
When can Jealousy be okay in a relationship?
Your partner has succeeded at something you are also working towards; Your partner shares a special moment with someone else, your partner does something that makes you feel excluded
What are some subtle warning signs of an abusive relationship that might be easy to overlook
Unreasonable jealousy of your friends or family, always needing to be in control, shifting blame or responsibility and invalidating your boundaries
What is the number of teen victims to experience partner violence each year?
1.5 million high-school students in the U.S. are physically abused by dating partners every year
Emotional abuse is not as serious as physical abuse and usually does not have long-lasting effects
False. Emotional abuse can be just as harmful as physical abuse and can have long-lasting effects on a person mental and well-being
Financial abuse is
when an abuser takes control of finances to prevent the other person from leaving and to maintain power in a relationship
How do trust and communication play a role in maintaining a healthy relationship
Trust and communication are the foundation of a healthy relationship. When both are strong, They create a sense of security, Understanding, and Mutual respect between partners
What is Stonewalling
a sign of abuse where one person in a relationship withdraws from interaction, refusing to engage or respond
What percentage of parents think TDV is not an issue?
81% of parents believe teen dating violence is not an issue, or don’t know if it is.