INTENTIONAL

INJURIES
 Are injuries resulting from
violence.

Self-inflected
Assault
SUICIDE AND
PARASUICIDE
Suicide
Is the intentional taking of
one’s own life.

Parasuicide
A suicide attempt in which a
person does not intend to
Tendencies:
 Talking about suicide or death
 Writing farewell letters or giving
away valuable to their friends and
sibling
 Showing changes in behavior. Moods
and feelings
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Is an act that includes physical assault
(hitting, shoving, etc.), sexual abuse
(unwanted of forced sexual activity),
and verbal abuse.
Domestic violence includes abuse and actions such
as:
 Name-calling or putdowns
 Keeping a partner from contacting his/her family
or friends
 Withholding money/allowance od denying financial
support
 Stopping a partner from getting or keeping a job
 Actual or threatened physical harm
 Sexual assault
 Stalking
 Intimidation
 Is very jealous and/or spies on him/her
 Will not let him/her break off the relationship
 Hurts him/her in any way, is violent or bags
about hurting other people
 Puts him/her down or makes him/her feel bad
 Forces him/her to have sex or makes him/her afraid
to say no to sex
 Abuses drugs or alcohol; pressure him/her to use
drugs or alcohol
 Has a history of bad relationships and blame it on
others
BULLYING
Is unwanted, aggressive behavior.

 An imbalance of power
 Repetition
CLASSIFICATIONS:
Verbal bullying
Social bullying
Physical bullying
Cyberbullying
STALKIN
GIs a pattern of behavior that makes you

feel afraid, nervous, harassed or in danger.
*Involve actions such as:
 Knowing your schedule
 Showing up at place you go to
 Sending mail, e-mail and pictures
 Calling or texting repeatedly
 Contacting you or posting about you on
social network sites
 Writing letters
 Damaging your property
 Creating a web site about you
 Sending gifts
 Stealing things that belong to you
EXTORTIO
N
Is the act of using force or threats to
force people to hand over their money
or properties, on favor.
GANG AND YOUTH VIOLENCE
Gang
Is defined as a relatively tough,
mostly street- based group of
young people who regard
themselves and may be seen by
others as a group that engages
in a range of criminal activity
and violence.
FRATERN
ITY
Is a group of people with similar
backgrounds, occupation, interests or
tastes.
KIDNAPPI
NG
Is taking away or forcefully moving a
person against his/her will and
holding him/her in unjust captivity.
ACT OF
TERROR
Terrorism
Is the use of violence
for political goals and
putting the public or
a great number
of people in fear.
Acts of terror may be categorized into six:
 State terrorism- government can use force; political goal
 Bioterrorism- release of toxic biological agents
 Cyber terrorism- use of information technology to attack
civilians.
 Eco terrorism- violence in the interest of environmentalism
 Nuclear terrorism- used of nuclear materials as a terorrist
tactics
 Narcoterrorism- used by drug traffickers to influence
government.
VERBAL
ABUSE
 Is a form of cruelty that involves the use of words.
Characteristics:
 Hurtful and usually attacks the nature and abilities of
the person-
 May be obvious or hidden- name calling/comments
 Controlling-
 Dangerous- gradual fading of self confidence
 Fickle- shocked
 Usually worsen, increase of strength, regularity
and assortment
INCES
T
Is sexual contact between persons who are
so closely related that a marriage between
them is illegal.
MOLESTATION
 Is the sexual abuse of a person by an adult for sexual
pleasure of for profit.
It may include:
 Fondling- to handle
 Mutual masturbation- 2 people touching each other sexual
organs for pleasure
 Sodomy- inserting of penis into the anus of another person
 Coitus- sex with male and female inserting of penis to vagina
 Child pornography- children as asubject for purpose of
sexual arousal: book, internet
 Child prostitution- refers to children who paid for sex
RAP
E
Is forced sexual intercourse,
including vaginal, anal or
oral penetration.
Not old enough below 18
Mental disability
Not agree to take part