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- 1. Domestic Violence New Perspectives Mark Roseman, Ph.D. Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator Executive Director, The Toby Center www.thetobycenter.org Prepared in partnership with Susan Horwitz, Ph.D., University of Rochester School of Medicine and Kathryn Jervis, Ph.D., University of Rhode Island School of Business
- 3. 1 – Very Serious 5 – No Problem
- 5. Which Behaviors Would You Include In The Phrase “Partner Violence?”
- 7. Less than half of respondents felt that withholding money, or one partner making all decisions were behaviors related to partner violence.
- 8. Sixty Percent of respondents felt that isolating one partner was related to partner violence. Forty Percent thought isolation was unrelated to partner violence.