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Violence and Risk Taking Behaviour Public Profile Unit #3 Activity #5 Teaching Learning Strategy #2 Teacher Resource (Background Information) Causes of Relationship Violence Catholic Profile Unit #2 Activity #2 Teaching Learning Strategy N/A Controlling Personality • a personÕs belief that they have the right to control another • a personÕs need to obtain/maintain power and control over another person • the controllerÕs behaviour can be a product of culture (e.g., their perception/interpretation of cultural norms) Sex Role Stereotyping • a belief that men and women have distinct roles related to gender (e.g., men have a decision-making role and that women are to be cared for) • direct and indirect messages given to boys and young men about what it means to be male (dominant, aggressive) contribute to creating a mindset which is accepting of sexually aggressive behaviour • direct and indirect messages given to girls and young women about what it means to be female (e.g., roles in relationships, pressure to conform) • Òbuying into stereotypical attitudes regarding sex roles tends to be associated with justification of intercourse under any circumstancesÓ (Perspectives on Acquaintance Rape, 2000) • strong belief in ÒdominanceÓ as a sexual motive, hostile attitudes towards women, condoning the use of force in sexual relationships • violence can be perpetuated by historical and cultural acceptance of patriarchal values and inequities. Shades of Grey: The Continuum of Violence Final Report. Peel Health (April 1997). Subservience/Passive Response • a belief in ÒtraditionalÓ views of men occupying a position of dominance at any price can impact the relationship • passive response can affect whether assistance is sought for relationship violence • this does not cause violence, in fact many religions propose traditional male-female roles Alcohol and Drug Use • drinking alcohol or taking drugs is associated with acquaintance rape • 51% of all incidents of dating violence reported by Canadian women, the perpetrator was under the influence of alcohol (Johnson, 1996, pg.128) Grade 11 Healthy Active Living Education (PPL30), Module #3 Violence and Risk Taking Behaviour Page 12
Parental Abuse/Neglect • past parental abuse/neglect in early life may perpetuate violent behaviour. Past abuse/neglect does not cause violence but may be associated with violent behaviour. Lack of Awareness • inappropriate social interaction (e.g., the person is not aware that their behaviour is inappropriate) can be linked to relationship violence Resources Jones, Ann and Susan Schechter. When Love Goes Wrong: What to do When You CanÕt Do Anything Right. New York: Harper Collins Publishers, 1992. ISBN 0-06-092369-5 Grade 11 Healthy Active Living Education (PPL30), Module #3 Violence and Risk Taking Behaviour Page 13
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Teaching Health Education The Healt
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