No Universal Framework for Violence
Violence has a physical and emotional dimension or the path to physical violence often begins in the form of emotional control imposed by a person on another person. Violence against women must be measured objectively in all parts of the world based on the emotional to physical life cycle experienced by a victim.

Women are targeted by partners in more situations of violence

Women are targeted by a person they know in medium and high income populations or geographies associated with middle and high income persons. 

Women in poverty or under-developed parts of the world are equally likely to be assaulted by either a person known and most likely targeted by extreme terrorist in order to control the men. 

Types of abusers

  • The schoolyard bully
  • The partner in a relationship
  • The peers or boss in a workplace bullying scenario
  • The public servant with authority over civil society
  • The sexual predator who stalks their unknowing victim
  • The extreme terrorist in an underdeveloped country

Symptoms of Abuse
Financial or economic control over a person

A known threat - in the home has the greatest potential for harm with cultural and spiritual norms suggesting a woman would need to stand by her male partner. 

  • When the threat exist In a romantic relationship or domestic partners-Includes heterosexual and homosexual relationships.

Social or Familial relationships are often formed by the abuser in order to earn a savior or hero role to those closest to the victim.  

  • The perfect partner begins to form relationships with the most trusted persons or those who the victim trust and relies on for emotional support. 
  • The perfect partner begins to test the loyalty of the victim while questioning the victims emotional wellness with the trusted persons relied on by the victim. 
  • The partner forces the others or victim to sever the relationships while appearing to not be the cause. 

The perfect partner establishes a perception of being the best surrogate parent for a single mother, these situations may apply to men as single parents who have physical custody of their children. 

 

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