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Safety Planning
Readiness Kit
Domestic Violence 101
DV & Minorities
DV & Animal Abuse
DV & Substance Abuse
DV & Children
Intergenerational DV
Sexual Violence 101
Have You Been Assaulted?
Why You Need Medical Attention
Facts on Making A Police Report
Marital Rape
Human Trafficking
Statistics
In The News
Literature
Safety Tips
Workshops & Training
Partners Against Violence
Refuge House, Inc.
P.O. Box 20910
Tallahassee, FL 32316
Administration Phone
850.922.6062
Email
lknetsch@refugehouse.com
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There is evidence that violence may pass from generation to generation. Children who witness their mothers being abused are more likely as adults, to batter their partners than children raised in a nonviolent home. However, not all people who batter were raised in violent homes, so this is only a partial explanation of why some people choose to use violence. On the other hand, there is no evidence that girls whose mothers were battered are more likely to be battered themselves. In fact, the only common factor among battering victims is that they are usually female.
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