Hotheaded
Test your knowledge. Match words commonly used to describe abuse with their definitions.
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Topics of this game:
- any actions which cause harm to another person
- a person who uses abuse to (attempt to) control another person
- attempting to or forcing another person to act differently
- abuse that occurs between people that are dating, often preferable by younger people
- abuse that occurs between people in an intimate, dating or family relationship
- often only associated with physical abuse
- abuse that uses money to cause harm or control over another person
- when one person uses threats to cause fear or coercion
- when one person uses friends, family and social networks to establish and maintain power by restrict
- abuse that causes harm to another person’s self
- a psychological disorder that can occur in an individual after suffering a traumatic event
- a sheltered place to live when leaving an abusive home
- a plan a victim of domestic abuse creates to minimize or prevent further abuse
- abuse that involves using sexual acts or related behaviours to establish and maintain power
- unwanted sexual activity forced on one person by another
- abuse that uses spirituality or religion to develop and maintain power
- a person who has experienced abuse
- when one person pursues, follows or harasses another person against their wishes
- an expression to cause harm, pain or injury to another person
- experiencing an event that causes damage or stress to a person’s physical or psychological self
- abuse that uses words to establish and maintain power and control
- a person who is abused, harmed or killed by another person
- practice of questioning what a victim could have done differently in order to prevent a crime from h
- when the victim of an event is blamed, or partially blamed, for their own attack
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