Understanding Violence
The most common violent crime
What is assault?
The kind of bullying done online
What is cyberbullying?
What type of abuse includes name calling and belittling
What is psychological abuse
The pattern of repeating abuse from one generation to the next
What is the cycle of abuse?
An important characteristic of an effective guidance program that requires direct student involvement through modeling, role play and behavioral rehearsal
What is active/hands on?
The most common targets of abuse
What are women and children?
This kind of bullying is meant to damage relationships or social standing through exclusion
What is recreational?
Failure to provide for the basic physical and emotional needs of a dependent
What is neglect?
Behavior that in some ways helps an abuser continue his or her actions
What is enabling?
Providing this kind of intervention can help at-risk students who may be struggling with academics or social relationships
What is early intervention?
The age group likely to encounter violence
What is teens?
These acts occur every day and can create a climate of fear and hostility in school
What is bullying?
Physical abuse that occurs within a family
What is domestic violence?
A toll-free telephone service where abuse victims can get help and information about
What is a crisis hot-line?
Providing "this" to staff, students and families can help lessen the likelihood of school violence
What is non-threatening training
An illegal act committed against someone because he or she is a member of a particular group
What is hate crime?
This percentage of students ages 12-18 reported being bullied in the 2023 school year
What is 32%
The physical, mental and emotional mistreatment of another person
What is abuse?
Divorce, lack of communication and coping skills, a history of having been abused as a child, alcohol and drug use, lack of parenting skills
What are warning signs of abuse?
Among other things, this person's presence and authority on school campuses can help people feel safe
What is a school resource officer
Violence committed for no particular reason
What is random violence?
One of the biggest issues in bullying is that bystanders do nothing. Emowering them to do so can help stop bullying and intimidation
What is speak up?
Repeated communication using words, gestures, bullying, insults and threats to make another person feel worthless
What is emotional abuse?
You may fear that no one will believe you, a child may fear that adults will think they are lying or exaggerating, a person may think abuse is a private matter; some people believe they deserved to be abuse because of something they did
What is why survivors/the abused stay silent?
To use of communication and in many cases, compromise to settle a disagreement
What is negotiation?