The research on abused women shows that
a. they typically make adjustments in order to successfully avoid future abuse.
b. they typically experience physical injuries, but psychological problems are rare.
c. they typically maintain high self-esteem, despite the problems with the relationship.
d. the abuser may prevent a woman from seeking medical help for her injuries.
Question 2
Suppose that you volunteer to work at a shelter for abused women. The women whom you meet in the shelter are likely to
a. be relatively calm, once they are removed from the abusive situation.
b. shows signs of depression and anxiety.
c. come from middle- and upper-class homes.
d. report that their husbands have nontraditional ideas about gender roles.
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