Conflict, Abuse, and Violence
Questions on conflict, abuse, and violence.
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Topics of this game:
- What are two factors that can lead to interpersonal conflicts?
- How can unresolved conflicts affect a person’s physical health?
- What is the difference between assertive and aggressive behavior in conflict resolution?
- What role does a mediator play in resolving conflicts?
- Name three risk factors that increase the likelihood of violent behavior.
- What is cyberbullying, and how does it differ from traditional bullying?
- What are two strategies victims of bullying can use to address the situation?
- What is hazing, and why do some newcomers submit to it?
- How does exposure to violence in the media contribute to aggressive behavior?
- What is domestic violence, and what are some emotional impacts on its victims?
- What is child neglect, and how does it differ from other forms of child abuse?
- What are two long-term physical consequences of child abuse?
- Why might children and teens who are abused blame themselves for the abuse?
- What is sexual violence, and why is lack of consent a critical component of its definition?
- What is statutory rape, and why can an adult be charged even if the adolescent consents?
- How can sexual violence impact a victim’s social health?
- What are three precautions individuals can take to prevent sexual assault?
- What should a rape victim do immediately after an assault to preserve evidence?
- What is an example of verbal sexual harassment and an example of nonverbal sexual harassment?
- What is peer pressure, and how can it influence behavior?
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