Session 1 Exploring Family And Violence

Question 1

Q1. According to the Family Protection Act 2013. What is FSV?

Answer 1

Ans: Any conduct that is violent, threatening, coercive or controlling.

Question 2

Q2. There are 5 types of abuse. Explain each of them.

Answer 2

Ans: Physical abuse - It is attacking by shoving, throwing things, pulling hair, twisting arms, chocking, punching, biting and kicking.

(ii) Sexual Abuse - forcing a person to have sex of take part in a sexual act they do not want to. This includes rape and indecent assault.

(III) Phycological abuse - this is emotional or mental abuse and includes verbal abuse or put downs, humiliation, bullying, treats, intimidation, damaging property or threatening to, and harassment.

(IV) Social Abuse- Putting people down Infront of others, depriving people of their freedom and controlling who they mix with.

(V) Economic abuse - Where tye abuser takes control of the money and leaves the victim powerless or cloth themselves or their children.

Question 3

Q3. The vulnerable group of FSV encounter several issues. What are they?

Answer 3

Ans: They encounter loss of control, a sense of shame, embarrassment, anxiety, depression, fear or hostility.

Question 4

Q4. Who are the victims of Family ans Sexual Violence?

Answer 4

Ans: 1. Women
2. Children
3. Elderly people
4. Disabled
5. Gays
6. Transgender

Question 5

Q5. What are the types of violence used in FSV?

Answer 5

Ans:

Question 6

Q6. What are the effects of Family and Sexual Violence?

Answer 6

Ans: Lose of control, a sense of shame, embarrassment, anxiety, fear or hostility.