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| Physical Abuse | Emotional & Psychological Abuse | Sexual Abuse |
|---|---|---|
| Pinch/Squeeze | Joking about habits/making insults | Sexist jokes |
| Push/Shove | Ignoring partner’s feelings | Sexual objectification |
| Shake/Jerk | Withholding approval as punishment | Jealousy |
| Slap | Yelling | Minimizing partner’s feelings and needs regarding sex |
| Bite | Name-calling | Criticizing partner sexually |
| Push/Shake/Slap that bruises | Calling partner a “sell-out" | Unwanted touch |
| Punch/Hit | Repeated insults/labeling | Withholding sex and affection |
| Kick | Threatening to “out” partner | Sexual labels like “whore” or “frigid" |
| Choke | Humiliation in private | Always demanding sex |
| Throwing objects | Ridiculing partner’s gender identity | Forcing partner to watch sexual acts with others |
| Target physical blows to specific parts of the body | Humiliation in public | Demanding sex with threats |
| Use of household objects as weapons | Blaming partner for all faults | Forcing sex |
| Throwing person | Threats of violence/retaliation | Forcing sex with others |
| Restraining and physical blows | Putting down partner’s abilities to act on own behalf | Forcing uncomfortable sex |
| Abuse that requires medical treatment | Hiding/destroying partner’s adaptive equipment | Forcing sex after beatings |
| Use of conventional weapons | Demanding all of partner’s attention/restricting contact with others | Sadism |
| Abuse that leads to disfigurement or disability | Unpredictable consequences or actions | Murder |
| Murder | Attacking sense of reality | |
| Murder |
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Health Library
- Mental Health Toolkit
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- Body Image and Eating Disorders
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- Fitness and Nutrition
- Friends Helping Friends
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- Sexual Misconduct Resources
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