8 Tactics Abusive Men Use To Control And Dominate Patrick Wanis PhD

Описание: What is the ultimate objective of a man who abuses his partner?
Power and control! Abusers seek to establish and maintain control over their partner.

“Men commit 86 to 97 percent of all criminal assaults and women are killed 3.5 times more often than men in domestic homicides.” – Domestic Abuse Intervention Programs (DAIP)

And while the most obvious forms of domestic violence are physical and sexual assaults, there are 8 types of abuse that perpetrators of violence will use to achieve dominance over their partner, as well as to reinforce the threat of more physical or sexual assaults.

This can occur in dating or committed relationships such as marriage. If you don’t quickly identify the abusive behaviors of your partner, you can become a victim of the abuse and he will dominate and control you.

In 1984, Domestic Abuse Intervention Project (DAIP) in Duluth, Minnesota, created a model to help victims of domestic violence and to educate abusive men by identifying the most common tactics of abusive partners. They spent months interviewing women who had been battered. The results of those painful interviews is “The Power & Control Wheel” named after the primary goal of abusive men.

There are 8 key categories of abusive behaviors. They are not in any specific order, but neither are they random or arbitrary abusive tactics. Rather, they are purposeful and systematic strategies to further reinforce power and control over the woman. See Diagram below of the Power & Control Wheel.

Domestic violence including physical and sexual assaults can be initiated by either gender (including same sex relationships) but men are the primary perpetrators of domestic violence and battery.

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