Sentence examples for abusive behaviours from inspiring English sources
Generally within the UK, the term 'abuse' is preferred over 'violence' because this most adequately captures the range of abusive behaviours extending beyond physical abuse.
12– 16, 16 Given the infinite number of tactics that could conceivably be used to emotionally abuse an intimate partner, we organised the emotionally abusive behaviours using the dimensions proposed by Maiuro, 17 as follows: Denigrating damage to self-esteem (e.g. yelling, put-downs, shaming in front of friends and family).
Only one carer stated that any of the abusive behaviours were taking place "most of the time," and none that any abuse was happening "all of the time".
"I don't deny the contributions made by chaebol during industrialisation, but some of their abusive behaviours should be rectified.
"This reinforces stereotypes around domestic violence as an issue affecting younger women and men, and reinforces perceptions that domestic violence may be synonymous with physically abusive behaviours, as opposed to coercion and control," the report found.
"Attention is also hampered by the description of abusive behaviours such as peer violence (including that among siblings) as being part of a 'normal childhood' and by viewing efforts to address such abuse as a sign of overwrought protectionism".
Hence, risk should be balanced against the relatively low base rate of future sexually abusive behaviour among children with sexual behavioural problems.
22 Women reported significant benefits to their mental health, reduced alcohol abuse, increased self-efficacy and reduced abusive behaviour.
We found few cases of physical or frequent abuse, although those with the most abusive behaviour may have been reluctant to report it.
Women reported significant benefits to their mental health, reduced alcohol abuse, improved relationships, increased self-efficacy and reduced abusive behaviour.
14 Most family carers reported some abusive behaviour, and a third reported important levels of abuse.
