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Significats de psychological violence en anglès

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Form of abuse characterized by a person subjecting or exposing another to behavior that may result in psychological trauma.

maltractament psicològic
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Examples for "psychological abuse"
Examples for "psychological abuse"
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Physical and psychological abuse was measured using the Revised Conflicts Tactics Scale.
Pubmed
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There's just no understanding of trauma, of emotional abuse, verbal abuse, psychological abuse.
The Guardian
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Physical and psychological abuse was inflicted by the staff daily.
The Guardian
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He didn't physically abuse her very often, but he was mighty good at psychological abuse.
Feminist dot com
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He survived physical and psychological abuse, enduring torture for up to 15 hours a day.
The Guardian
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However, emotional abuse is real and can be tangible in some ways.
Ebony
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While at Kelston he suffered numerous incidents of physical and emotional abuse.
Radio NZ
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Again, emotional abuse is real and the affects can be extremely impactful.
Ebony
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A painfully enthralling, fiercely feminist account of emotional abuse and appropriate rage.
The Guardian
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The producer has previously denied Kesha's allegations of rape and emotional abuse.
Reuters
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One study identifies 15 categories of physical and mental abuse with numerous sub-categories.
The Irish Times
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Instead of starvation and mental abuse, they'd move on to actual physical torture.
Revelation
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But her sister Anna finally got fed up with his physical and mental abuse.
The preacher
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Young Jane suffered no physical, sexual, or mental abuse.
Death angel
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My client has been subjected to multiple instances of physical and mental abuse and legal misconduct.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
Ús de psychological violence en anglès
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A protester holds a sign saying: No to psychological violence.
Reuters
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Roberts said violence included physical and psychological violence.
Radio NZ
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Compared to representative population samples the prevalence rate of psychological violence seems to be particularly high.
Pubmed
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Prosecutor Sandra Cupina said Crilley had taken pleasure in subjecting the woman to physical and psychological violence.
News.com.au
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These included physical assault, sexual assault, psychological violence by partners, harassment and threatening behaviour, property damage and robbery.
Radio NZ
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They are drawn into webs of sexual, physical and psychological violence from which it is extraordinarily difficult to escape.
The Guardian
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Its camp, he said, was beyond the jurisdiction of Albanian police and "extraordinary psychological violence and threats of murder" took place inside.
The Guardian
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Although women were killed in much smaller numbers than men, particular forms of bodily and psychological violence were targeted at women by all sides.
The Irish Times
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Earlier this year the Department of Justice said that forthcoming domestic violence legislation would not make physical or psychological violence against partners a specific offence.
The Irish Times
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A 2005 psychological evaluation found the younger Guzmán showed "probable psychological violence toward persons that he does not consider on his socio-economic level".
The Guardian
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Recent disclosures by women about sexual abuse show the extent of the pervasive, physical, sexual, and psychological violence against women that exists everywhere in society.
The Irish Times
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On the downside, the profile said, the young Guzmán showed "probable psychological violence toward persons that he does not consider on his socio-economic level".
The Guardian
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The proposed law, which would make " psychological violence" a criminal offence, is aimed mainly at protecting women from threats and intimidation in the home.
The Irish Times
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According to some studies, 1 in 3 women has experienced physical violence, and almost half of all women have endured psychological violence.
Radio NZ