Children who live in a battering relationship
a. commonly rebel at the violence and become much more passive and as adults restrained.
b. are often lost in the shuffle of the domestic violence.
c. will become batterers if male and battered if female.
d. generally have increased appropriate behavior and higher self-esteem immediately after leaving a battering relationship.
Question 2
A number of researchers have attempted to create typologies of batterers. Which of the following is not one of those types?
a. Antisocial types that are narcissistic and care little for the consequences of their actions and are generally violent to everyone a great deal of the time. Extremely dangerous with no conscience.
b. Estranged types who are socially isolated and violent only to family when rules are disobeyed. Very rigid militaristic bearing. Do not suffer insubordinationfrom anyone considered inferior in rank to them which includes all of the family.
c. Borderline types who come from dysfunctional families. May be very volatile and alternately depressed. Batter family members when they feel unloved orabandoned, which may be often. Low remorse and may batter outside the family.
d. Family batterer. Typical batterer with poor communication skills and high dependency needs. Situational stressors spark an angry confrontation. Most representative of Walker's cycle.
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