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Questions: 1. What are risk factors to the development of Secondary Traumatic Stress found in therapists treating battered women and batterers? 2. What factors can determine whether a battered woman will leave her situation? 3. What are shields that can prevent burnout when working with battering relationships? 4. What are the areas of domestic violence education, when met with client resistance, that may be fostering burn-out for you? 5. What is the paradoxical box? 6. What does the Fourteenth Amendment state that the landmark cases of Tracey Thurman and Nancy Watson used to substantiate their case? 7. What are environmental strategies that a therapist can use to ensure personal safety when working with a battering client?

Answers: A. the level of violence currently experienced; the level of violence experienced as a child; safety of children; and education. B. Dangers of the Cycle of Abuse, Housing Options, Child Implications, Feelings of Guilt or Blame, the Legal Process, and Evaluating Relationships. C. Empathy, Intrusive Imagery, Pessimistic Views, and Perceived Inadequacy. D. Easy exit, telephone access, setting limits, and distance. E. wanting to facilitate empowerment, a therapist may at the same time devise goals and objectives that may possibly disagree with the battered woman’s feelings of comfort. F. say no, have passion, and believe. G. “nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws”

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True/False Statements: 1. Risk factors to the development of Secondary Traumatic Stress found in therapists treating battered women and batterers are Empathy, Intrusive Imagery, Pessimistic Views, and Perceived Inadequacy. 2. Factors that can determine whether a battered woman will leave her situation are the level of violence currently experienced, the level of violence experienced as a child, the safety of the children, and education. 3. Saying no, having passion, and believing are shields that can prevent burnout when working with battering relationships. 4. Dangers of the Cycle of Abuse, Housing Options, Child Implications, Feelings of Guilt or Blame, the Legal Process, and Evaluating Relationships are the areas of domestic violence education, when met with client resistance, that may be foster burnout. 5. The paradoxical box is wanting to facilitate empowerment, a therapist may at the same time devise goals and objectives that may possibly disagree with the battered woman’s feelings of comfort. 6. What does the Fourteenth Amendment state that the landmark cases of Tracey Thurman and Nancy Watson used to substantiate their case? 7. Environmental strategies that a therapist can use to ensure personal safety when working with a battering client include Easy exit, telephone access, setting limits, and distance. 8. A disrupted frame of reference is the hallmark of vicarious traumatization. 9. "Are you happy?" is the most important self-assessment question. 10. Emotional exhaustion is the basic stress dimension of burnout. 11. Balletto provides solutions for vicarious trauma that include flexible schedules, adequate pay and leave, support of professional development, availability of non-trauma related work and supervision that is collaborative and not authoritarian. 12. "My experience with my older brother, who was also gay." Contributed to HIV worker, Shernoff, “failure,” as he terms it, concerning countertransference. 13. 1. Therapy is magic and fixes everything. 2. Therapy is a buck-passing process. Were court viewpoints that contributed to MacKinnon’s stress regarding coerced referrals. 14. According to the Committee on Child Psychiatry when Freudians and neoFreudians are compared with Psychoanalysts their behavior and inferred attitudes in the experimental situation indicated these two differences: Freudians and neoFreudians appeared to be more permissive, more “democratic,” and more “therapeutic.” Psychoanalyists emerge as more directive. 15. Perfunctory communication with, inability to concentrate/focus on, withdrawal from clients/co-workers, and then dehumanize, intellectualize clients are the interpersonal symptoms of burnout.

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