Useful Definitions - Anger

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Violence - Physically and/or psychologically dominating another person without regard for the other’s thoughts or feelings. A means to gain power and control over another. A learned behavior that can be unlearned and replaced with a more appropriate behavior. Also called abuse or battering.

Domestic violence - Violence among spouses but includes those who co-habitat and non-married intimate couples.

Power & Control Wheel - Eight ways to gain power and control over others: intimidation, physical control, emotional control, financial control, sexual abuse, isolation, using the children against one’s partner, or citing “male privilege.”

Rage - The most extreme form of aggressive driving has the intent to cause physical harm to another.

Communication types - Aggressive, passive, passive-aggressive and assertive. Assertiveness is the only style that offers one an opportunity to resolve issues.

Lethality - Relating to or causing death. The following is a list of items that might indicate a high lethality risk factor:

Calls you names or refers to you as body parts.
Controls with whom you visit, talk or associate.
Threatens suicide if you leave, or has attempted suicide.
Threatens to kill you.
Is totally obsessed with you.
Is hostile. Goes into rages.
Has hurt or killed pets.
Is extremely jealous. Accuses you of promiscuous behavior.
Uses alcohol or drugs such as methamphetamine or cocaine frequently.
Has hurt you previously.

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