The dark side of the family Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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How many women experience domestic violence in a year?

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1 in 8 women

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How many women experience domestic violence in their lifetime?

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1 in 4 women

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Define domestic violence

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Physical, sexual, financial abuse in an intimate or family type relationship that leads to a pattern of controlling behaviour

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How many men are killed by their current/previous partner every month in England and Wales?

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2

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How many women are killed by their current/previous partner every month in England and Wales?

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7

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How are children affected/involved in domestic violence in their homes?

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  • Majority witness it
  • 80% are in the same/next room
  • Roughly 50% are directly abused themselves
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TRUE or FALSE:
one in sixteen 11-17 year olds have experienced physical violence from parents/guardians

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FALSE the correct statistic is 1 in 14

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How many men experience domestic violence in their lifetime?

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1 in 6 but they are less likely to report it so it may in fact be a higher number than that.

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What’s the difference between neglect and severe neglect?

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  • Neglect: a parent or caregiver fails to meet a child’s basic needs
  • Severe neglect: more extreme neglect that endangers the child’s health and development
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How many children in the UK have at one point been neglected?

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1 in 20

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How many children in the UK have at one point been severely neglected?

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1 in 30

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What is the average rate of infanticide in the UK?

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one baby is killed almost every 2 weeks on average

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How many children are currently on the national child protection register?

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50,000

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TRUE OR FALSE:
Roughly 1 in 4 children in the UK are living in poverty

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TRUE

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What approach did R.D Liang use when researching schizophrenia?

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The anti-psychiatry approach

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What treatment did R.D Liang disagree with?

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ECT for the treatment of schizophrenia

17
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What does ECT stand for (scz and depression treatment)

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Electroconvulsive Therapy

18
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Features of ECT

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  • Induces a small controlled seizure with electric shocks to alter brain function and improve mental health conditions
  • Used to treat scz and depression
  • Often used when other treatments have failed
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What was R.D Liang’s original experiment?

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He offered therapy as an alternative treatment to ECT to 12 women with schizophrenia bc he noticed none of the other psychiatrists ever engaged with them

20
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What were R.D Liang’s first findings

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The 12 women became well enough to return home but within a year, each of them were sent back to the hospital

21
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What did R.D Liang switch his research focus to?

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Used game theory to investigate how the family induces mental illness.

22
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What are R.D Liang’s views on the family as a social institution?

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  • Schizophrenogenic- Family is riddled with anxiety and tensions and schizophrenia is a rational response to an irrational environment.
  • Oppressive: Enforces conformity, suppresses individuality, often traps people into roles and expectations that can damage their sense of self.
  • Double bind theory
23
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TRUE OR FALSE:
Edmund Leach is only critical of the nuclear family

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FALSE:
He is critical of all family types

24
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What are Edmund Leach’s views on the family as a social institution?

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Family is too isolated (keeping secrets all the time)
They huddle in misery, refusing outside help which is damaging to the family members’ mental health.

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TRUE OR FALSE: R.D Liang said the family 'huddles in misery behind' closed doors
FALSE It was Edmund Leach that said that.
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TRUE OR FALSE: Edmund Leach said the nuclear family is schizophrenogenic
FALSE: It was R.D Liang.
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TRUE OR FALSE: Liang's work led to family therapy as a way of dealing with schizophrenia as he felt the family was the cause of it.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE: Domestic violence is when a man beats a woman
FALSE
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TRUE OR FALSE: Parsons' warm bath theory is applicable to most families
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE: 1 in 4 women are victims of domestic violence in a year
FALSE Its 1in 8 in a year
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TRUE OR FALSE: 1 in 8 women experience domestic violence in their lifetime
FALSE It's 1 in 4 in their lifetime
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What is the double bind theory?
A person receives two or more conflicting messages when communicating with someone. One message negates the other.