Myths
In an effort to expand the dialogue beyond what you know presently about family violence, please select two “myths” from the list below and engage in research as you respond with a more accurate and factual response. Please ensure that you support your findings.
Myth: Domestic violence is a personal problem between a husband and a wife.
Myth: Domestic and family violence happens only to poor, uneducated women and women from certain cultures.
Myth: Violence is about anger and rage. The abuser is out of control.
Myth: Domestic violence is usually a one-off, isolated incident caused by anger or stress
Myth: It’s only physical abuse if you mean to hurt your child.
Myth: Physical punishment helps parents control their child’s behavior.
Myth: Abuse is most often committed by strangers.
Myth: Domestic violence happens only once or twice in a relationship.
Myth: Abused and neglected children almost always come from poor, minority or inner- city families.
Complete your post, by also responding to the following question:
Do you have any perceptions about family violence that have been challenged as a result of this week’s reading and research?
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