This document discusses different types of violence including physical, psychological, emotional, sexual, and violence related to heritage. It notes that violence can vary from physical altercations between individuals to war and genocide. The document outlines characteristics of aggressors and methods for overcoming violence such as police intervention, prisons, and promoting peace through refuge and controlling impulses. It reflects on evidence that violence towards humans and animals has decreased over centuries.

2. VIOLENCE
 violence is used as a tool of manipulation
and also is an area of concern for law
and culture which make attempts to
suppress and stop it. The word violence
covers a broad spectrum. It can vary
from a physical altercation between two
beings to war and genocide where
millions may die as a result.

3. TIPES OF VIOLENCE
 Physical violence. Act, omission or pattern of behavior that
harms the physical integrity of a person.
Characteristics of the aggressor.
 He is jealous, he imagines the other person
is cheating.
 Try to keep your partner alone.
 A dual identity, while being aggressive in the
house, is 'good' with others.
 It has an explosive temper, gets angry easily.
 Blames his partner abuse.

4. Characteristics of the aggressor.
 He had a bad childhood.
 Have money problems.
 Becomes aggressive with their children
when they make a "prank.''
Verbal abuse (insults, cries, says
"swearing'')
 Click for your partner to leave the house, if
the partner leaves the house makes it
possible to return. He apologizes.
 It's selfish, ignores the feelings of others.

5. Psychological or emotional violence
 Psychological or emotional violence.
Any act or omission intended to disrupt,
degrade or control the conduct,
behavior, beliefs or decisions of a
person, through humiliation,
intimidation, isolation or other means to
affect psychological or emotional
stability.

6. Sexual violence.
 Sexual violence. Any action
that imposes or induce sexual
behaviors to a person through
the use of: force, intimidation,
coercion, manipulation, threat
or any other means which
nullify or impair sexual
freedom.

7. VIOLENCE HERITAGE
 Violence heritage. Any act or
omission that manifest illegality
involving damage, loss,
alteration, theft, destruction,
distraction, concealment or
withholding of goods, tools,
documents or financial
resources, intended to coerce

8. CORRECTION.
There are several methods for overcoming
violence, including:
 The police.
 Police stations.
 Prisons.
 But violence (fighting violence with violence,
thus creating a 'food chain'')
Nursing should be a refuge where those
suffering can not control their impulses, so
that we promote peace in our country.

9. REFLECTION
Steven Pinker in a New
Republic article “The History
of Violence” offers evidence
that on the average the
amount and cruelty of
violence to humans and
animals has decreased over
the last few centuries

10. End
 Karen Martínez
 Sandra Paz
 Magdalena Ribeiro
 Soledad Bueno
 Soraya González
 Rafael Román