Sentence examples for repetitive abuse from inspiring English sources

If, in the cases of those we like, we stop thinking that women should be believed, we stand to repeat exactly the behavior that led to Harvey Weinstein's disgusting and repetitive abuse of women.

Reisman also believes that Kinsey died not from heart failure but from what she calls "brutal, repetitive self-abuse".

Repetitive service usage or abuse can be prevented by a "Reverse Turing Test" (RTT) [ 41].

It is possible that this group of sufferers may present with different symptoms to those experiencing ongoing sexual abuse or repetitive trauma and subsequently, may require different treatment approaches [ 17].

The lawyer, Gregory Gianforcaro, said that one of the more notorious among the diocese's former priests, James T. Hanley, the former pastor at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Mendham, had "admitted to committing repetitive acts of child sexual abuse and has agreed to cooperate".

A trial of this sort provides the opportunity to examine whether trauma-focused CBT interventions are suitable for PTSD resulting from accidental injury, as opposed to repetitive trauma such as sexual abuse or natural disasters.

"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".

Muehlenkamp et al. [ 58] showed that those with repetitive NSSI were more likely to have experienced physical abuse.

Furthermore, workers in low-autonomy, repetitive manufacturing jobs display disproportionately high rates of alcoholism, drug abuse, and depression.

The job is repetitive and can be emotionally taxing, as callers absorb verbal abuse while also facing rejection (the rejection rate at that call center was about 93 percent).

Psychological status was informed by seventeen items related to mood (e.g. feelings of sadness or depression, repetitive anxious complaints) and behaviours (e.g. wandering, verbal abuse).