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• Angry Outbursts

  By n a - In marriage you can be your spouse's greatest source of pleasure, but you can also be your spouse's greatest source of pain, particularly if you use the stupid and abusive strategies of demands, disrespect and anger to try to get what you need in marriage. If you use them, you are almost sure to lose your spouse's love for you. (Added: 31-Mar-2006 Hits: 1857 )

• Dealing with Verbal Abuse

  By kendra lee - This article is geared towards teenagers and will help them identify verbal abuse. Some great tips are included for changing a verbally abusive situation -- whether you are the abuser or the abuser's target.. (Added: 31-Mar-2006 Hits: 2057 )

• Verbal Abuse in Healthcare

  By Cindy Mehallow - While healing patients, healthcare institutions can become hot pots simmering with conflict and heated verbal exchanges, leaving nurses and other healthcare professionals emotionally battered. Employees, hospitals and patients all suffer when verbal violence fills the workplace. But when equipped with conflict-management techniques and training, employees can help cool even the tensest of situations. (Added: 14-Feb-2006 Hits: 1023 )

• Culture-by-culture clues to family violence and abuse

  By Medical News Today - According to the vast body of research presented in the new book, International Perspectives on Family Violence and Abuse (Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2004), the term conjures quite different descriptions from individuals throughout the world. Edited by Kathleen Malley-Morrison, a professor of psychology at Boston University, the compendium presents evidence that, among participants in the two dozen countries included in the study, a country's history and culture strongly influence what its residents consider to be unacceptable -- and acceptable -- examples of domestic violence and abuse. (Added: 26-Nov-2004 Hits: 750 )

• 123 Verbal Aikido

  By Thomas F. Fischer - Learn how to apply the principles of Aidido to defusing and dealing with verbal abuse and other hostile behavior. (Added: 13-Jul-2004 Hits: 1254 )

• The Ethical Vacuum and Workplace Abuse

  By Cedric Johnson - Workplace abuse does not occur in a vacuum. Nor does it develop suddenly. There is a slow erosion of life-affirming values to the point where abuse in the workplace is viewed as normal. (Added: 4-Sep-2003 Hits: 687 )

• Emotional Abuse : The Most Common Form of Abuse

  By NA - Emotional abuse is the most common form of abuse - & yet least talked about. Part of the reason it is so easy for people to overlook is that so that much of what is considered normal & acceptable forms of communication is in fact abusive. Many people don't know that they have been - or are being - emotionally abused. In addition, a lot of emotional abuse doesn't appear to be severe or dramatic, although its effects can be (Added: 15-May-2003 Hits: 1160 )

• Are You Being Emotionally Abused?

  By NA - The married couple worked together as partners in their store, but their partnership definitely was not equal. He called her %u201Cstupid%u201D in front of employees, blew up when she made mistakes & kept her in the dark about their finances. He also pushed her around a couple of times. (Added: 15-May-2003 Hits: 925 )

• WORK ABUSE: THE MISSING LINK TO CHILD ABUSE

  By Judith Wyatt - This paper is an invitation to you the reader to assist us with a difficult task--confronting our own denial about the significance of work abuse as a mental health issue. We know that denial is the defense that seals the abuse cycle--whether we are talking about alcohol, sexual abuse, or battering. (Added: 6-May-2003 Hits: 269 )

• UNDERSTANDING WORK ABUSE

  By Judith Wyatt - Work abuse" is the brutalizing and dehumanizing of a person through patterned ways of interacting at work. This includes systematic denial that emotional abuse is happening. The interactions are determined by a "work culture"--a set of unconscious rules, or "norms," about how things are done, what is allowed or not allowed, and what is, or is not, faced openly and talked about. (Added: 6-May-2003 Hits: 933 )

• Identifying Subtle Verbal Abuse Helpcard - Preview

  By Robert Bacal - The first step in dealing with verbal abuse is recognizing it is occurring, so you can surface the problem, and take action with the other person. That's that this card is about. It lists about 15 verbal abuse tactics that are often used in relationships of all kinds that contribute to you dissatisfaction with the interactions. Now you can identify more clearly why you feel attacked in situations where the attacks are below the surface. (Added: 6-May-2003 Hits: 494 )

 

 

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