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What is the power and control model?
The Power and Control model of Domestic Violence identifies power and control as the goal of all of these tactics of abuse because victims' experiences consistently indicate that the behavior of their partners is not random or arbitrary, but purposeful and systematic.
What are the power and control tactics?
The eight tactics of the original Power and Control Wheel are “Coercion & Threats”, “Intimidation”, “Emotional Abuse”, “Isolation”, “Minimizing, Denying, & Blaming”, “Using Children, “Economic Abuse”, and “Male Privilege”. These are all reinforced by “Physical & Sexual Violence”.
Which theoretical perspective emphasizes the role of power and control in domestic violence?
Feminist Perspective
In particular, family represents one of the most powerful social institutions that reinforces the submission of women to men and patriarchal values. Violence becomes a means to maintain social control and male power over women (Levinson, 1989).
Where did the power and control wheel come from?
The power and control wheel was developed by the Domestic Abuse Intervention Project in Duluth, Minnesota in 1984 to help describe the experience of victims of violence and the tactics that abusers used.