This document discusses various types of intentional injuries including cyberbullying, stalking, extortion, gang violence, fraternity violence, kidnapping, acts of terror, domestic violence, suicide, and sexual abuse. Cyberbullying involves harassing others through social media, while stalking creates fear through unwanted contact or surveillance of a victim. Extortion and gang violence involve threats or demands for money, property or services. Domestic violence and sexual abuse are intentional harm against intimate partners or family members. Suicide and its causes are also outlined.
This document discusses various types of intentional injuries including cyberbullying, stalking, extortion, gang violence, fraternity violence, kidnapping, acts of terror, domestic violence, suicide, and sexual abuse. Cyberbullying involves harassing others through social media, while stalking creates fear through unwanted contact or surveillance of a victim. Extortion and gang violence involve threats or demands for money, property or services. Domestic violence and sexual abuse are intentional harm against intimate partners or family members. Suicide and its causes are also outlined.
This document discusses various types of intentional injuries including cyberbullying, stalking, extortion, gang violence, fraternity violence, kidnapping, acts of terror, domestic violence, suicide, and sexual abuse. Cyberbullying involves harassing others through social media, while stalking creates fear through unwanted contact or surveillance of a victim. Extortion and gang violence involve threats or demands for money, property or services. Domestic violence and sexual abuse are intentional harm against intimate partners or family members. Suicide and its causes are also outlined.
This document discusses various types of intentional injuries including cyberbullying, stalking, extortion, gang violence, fraternity violence, kidnapping, acts of terror, domestic violence, suicide, and sexual abuse. Cyberbullying involves harassing others through social media, while stalking creates fear through unwanted contact or surveillance of a victim. Extortion and gang violence involve threats or demands for money, property or services. Domestic violence and sexual abuse are intentional harm against intimate partners or family members. Suicide and its causes are also outlined.
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CONCEPT OF
INTENTIONA L INJURIES TYPES OF INTENSIONAL INJURIES CYBER BULLYING •An act of harming or harassing through social network sites is called cyberbullying. • It may be done repeatedly and in deliberate manner by sending offensive or mean text message, email, embarrassing pictures and videos or by posting on any social network sites. STALKING •Is a pattern of behavior that makes the victims feel nervous, afraid, harassed, contacting, following, talking to him/her. 2 TYPES STALKERS •Psychotic Stalkers- Major depression, substance abuse and dependence. Nonpsychotic Stalker
•Can be influenced by various
psychological factors such as hostility, obsession, anger, denial and jealousy. EXTORTION •Is an intentional from injury involving verbal or written expression of threat or blackmail that something bad will happen to the victim. EXTORTION •Involves money, property or service being requested by the syndicate or crime group. GANG AND YOUTH VIOLENCE •A Gang is usually made up of groups of male adolescents and youngsters who have grown up together. FRATERNITY-RELATED VILONCE
•Is an organization of people at
college or university, united in a relationship with common interests, activity and purpose. KIDNAPPING AND ABDUCTION •Kidnapping was originally used as a term for the practice f capturing children for forced labor. ACT OF TERROR • Terrorism- is the use of violence against civilians, aiming to achieve pollical, economic, or religious goals or ideology by way of intimidation or coercion. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE •An act wherein a person in an intimate relationship or marriage tries to dominate and control the other person. • physical, verbal, emotional, and sexual abuse. SUICIDE •Is an intentional act of causing one’s death or the “act of taking one’s life. CAUSES OF SUICIDE
•Hopelessness •Mental disorder •Financial difficulties •Broken relationship •Bullying •Poverty •Gambling •Substance abuse SEXUAL ABUSE AND HARSSMENT
•Sexual abuse or molestation-
is forcing undesired sexual behavior by the offender upon the victim. “Think before you click.”
