An extension of feminist theory, called intersectionality theory,
a. combines individualistic or therapeutic theory with social structural theory to recommend more effective social policy addressing family violence.
b. examines how other forms of inequality and oppression such as racism and class privilege intersect with gender to explain family violence.
c. provides an interactive reciprocal therapy addressing male and female perspectives to reduce family violence.
d. generates a gender-neutral approach to reality therapy to reduce family violence.
Question 2
Aulette discussed the policy implications for the different theoretical frameworks used to understand family violence. The feminist framework implies social policy that
a. encourages men to learn more appropriate ways to express anger.
b. eliminates the oppression of and discrimination against women.
c. eliminates violence in the media and other ideologies that promote violence.
d. alleviates problems like unemployment that cause stress in families.
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