Teen Dating Violence Vocabulary.

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Teen Dating Violence Vocabulary

What? Teen Dating Violence A pattern of physically, sexually, verbally or emotional abusive behavior in a dating relationship. What?

Target A person who is hurt physically, sexually, verbally or emotionally by an intimate partner. Who?

Bystander A person who is aware that someone is being abused in a dating relationship. The bystander may become aware of the abuse through the abuser’s or the target’s actions or words. Who?

Abuser A person who physically, sexually, verbally or emotionally hurts an intimate partner. Who?

Physical Abuse Any intentional unwanted contact with the other person’s body. Physical abuse does not have to leave a mark or a bruise. What is . . . ?

Sexual Abuse Any sexual behavior that is unwanted or interferes with the other person’s right to say “no” to sexual advances. What is . . . ?

What is . . . ? Verbal/Emotional Abuse Saying or doing something to the other person that causes the person to be afraid, have lower self-esteem, or manipulates or controls the person’s feelings or beliefs or behavior. What is . . . ?

Violence Cycle Tension Buildup- things start to get tense between the two people. Ex. Arguing Explosion- The tension is released in a burst of physical, sexual and/or verbal/emotional abuse. Honeymoon Phase- The abuser tries to make the target stay in the relationship by apologizing and/or trying to shift the blame for the abuse onto someone or something else. Peace is restored. How? https://youtu.be/XKd7icwmuFc

Assignment Create a Violence Cycle Place the lyrics to “I love the way you lie” by Eminem featuring Rihanna in the correct phases of the circle. Example: Honeymoon Phase It's so insane 'cause when it's going good, it's going great I'm Superman, with the wind at his back, she's Lois Lane Violence Cycle Assignment