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- The abuser of the victim will first alienate the victim from their family and friends and can even move to another town in some cases. An abuser is sly as a fox and at first often can win over not only the victim with kindness and generosity, but also win over family and friends. However, there are many cases where family and friends can often see right through the abuser even before he segregates his victim. Once the two are alone the changes can come quickly such as verbal abuse (the abuser is inwardly unhappy about their own failures in life and will transfer this onto the victim) and then the physical abuse often comes next. Sometimes the abuser will never apologize to his victim, but many do and continue to promise that they will never do it again, but they do. The abuser is aware they have total control over their victim and if the victim shows any sign of independence or that they are going to leave the relationship this is when the real fear starts because the abuser will instill the fear of either killing their victim; their family or, if there are children the abuser may threaten to harm the children or have the victim believe she will never get her children as she is an unfit mother. The victim is basically brainwashed; lost all confidence in themselves; has been alienated from her family and friends and has nowhere to turn. The fear is real and the threats from the abuser are often real as well.
What else can I help you with?
Which of these is the best way to avoid abusive peer relationships?
(Apex) Be a good role model for your friends.
What are questions about deep and dark and dangerous?
What is the significance of the mysterious lake in the story? How does the past trauma of the characters impact their decisions and relationships? What role does fear play in driving the narrative forward? How does the setting of the story contribute to its overall tone and mood?
What role does fear of change play in human moral development?
When our fear of change outweighs our inner conflicts we are unlikely to make important life changes.
What role do family relationships play in a person's eating disorder?
Family and friends (all relationships, really) play a large role in a person's eating disroder. It can cause an eating disorder or cause it to be worse, but, on the other hand, support can help a person with an eating disroder to recover.
What is more likely to play a role in more complex human behaviours such as phobias and fear?
Gender roles are more likely to a play role in more complex human behaviours such as phobias and fear. Although not always true, many think that women are more scared of things than men.
How might emotional intelligence play a role in responding to abusive customers?
A high emotional intelligence is required for effectively dealing with abusive customers. The capacity to identify and react to others' emotions while controlling ones own is essential while managing a high tension conflict.
Is abusive behavior inherited?
Abusive behavior is not always inherited, but it can be influenced by genetics, environment, and learned behaviors. While there may be a genetic component to certain traits associated with abusive behavior, it is not a determining factor. Family dynamics, upbringing, and life experiences also play a significant role in shaping behavior.
What role does chemical attraction play in human relationships?
Chemical attraction, such as pheromones and neurotransmitters, can influence initial attraction and bonding in human relationships. These chemical signals can impact emotions, behavior, and physical attraction between individuals. However, while chemical attraction may play a role in sparking initial interest, it is not the sole determinant of the success or longevity of a relationship. Other factors such as communication, compatibility, and shared values also play significant roles in human relationships.
What causes white fang to lose his fear of tepees?
White Fang loses his fear of tepees through exposure and familiarity. As he spends more time around them, he realizes they are not a threat to him. His interactions with humans living in the tepees also play a role in desensitizing him to his fear.
How do religious minorities play a role in the Iraq War?
Religious minorities typically play the role of the "needlessly persecuted". They are often targeted by the dominant groups in order to instill fear. This has correspondingly lead to many of them immigrating out of Iraq, especially the Assyrian Christians.
What role did Chief Tomochichi play in relationships between the colonists and the Native Americans?
A Yamacraw, he oversaw negotiations between the Creek and the Georgia Colonists.
What famous singers did something bad?
Celebrities get into abusive relationships/ short term relationships which are bad enough. They are also categorised are 'bad role models' to some people. They take drugs and alcohol, they make our self esteem decrease and they act inappropriately and dress inappropriately. (Good example of this is in their music videos) but if you weren't being bias, there are some celebrities who are actually good role models.
