| Domestic violence is found in all
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| | control over another intimate partner.
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| societies, and cuts across all lines of
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| | Domestic abuse is often physical in
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| race, religion, and class. Violent acts
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| | nature, ranging from violence or the
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| between family members is included under
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| | threat of violence, unwanted physical
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| the broader definition of domestic
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| | contact and rape, to even murder.
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| violence, and these acts could include
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| | Violence can also include non-physical
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| wife or husband beating, battering,
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| | mental and emotional abuse which chiefly
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| domestic abuse, spousal abuse, child
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| | involves control of the other person's
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| abuse, and elder abuse. Domestic violence
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| | money, social life, and sense of self
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| not only includes physical violence, but
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| | worth. Fear of their abuser often
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| can also include sexual abuse, emotional
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| | isolates the victim in these situations.
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| abuse, intimidation, economic
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| | Intimate partner violence (IPV), or
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| deprivation, or threats of violence. More
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| | simply domestic abuse and violence
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| than 32 million Americans are affected by
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| | against women, has been a major focus of
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| domestic violence. It is a preventable,
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| | modern feminism, and has been attracting
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| major public health problem, according to
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| | attention since the women's movement.
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| the Centers for Disease Control or the
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| | Everyone should be free from domestic
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| CDC. Possibly as many as one third of
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| | violence, but this is not the case.
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| domestic violence cases in the United
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| | Domestic violence should be addressed
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| States are not reflected in the official
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| | before it even begins, although it is
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| statistics, that only encompass reported
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| | always difficult to talk about. The
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| cases.
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| | National Institute of Health provides
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| When someone tries to dominate a family
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| | more information about how to deal with
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| member, physically or not, it is
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| | abuse and violence; symptoms, prevention
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| considered domestic violence. Though it
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| | and screening; and law, policy and
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| typically refers to violence between
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| | statistics at their website which can be
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| spouses, the term can cover co-habitants
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| | accessed at Legal information and other
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| and non-married intimate couples also.
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| | resources for battered women can be found
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| Domestic violence is defined by The
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| | at and While the challenge of getting
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| United States Office on Violence Against
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| | out of a physically or psychologically
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| Women as a pattern of abusive behavior in
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| | abusing relationship can be daunting,
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| any relationship, that is used by one
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| | help can be found if you know where to
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| partner to gain or maintain power and
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| | look.
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