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What does the "coercive cycle" refer to?

A. The revolving door of our punitive criminal justice system that perpetuates violent crime
B. The sexual exploitation of children
C. Parents learning abusive parenting techniques from their parents, then carrying them out with their own children
D. Foster children being moved from one abusive family to the next, often leading them to become abusers themselves



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The "coercive cycle" pertains to involuntary involvement in organizations like prisons, with a recurring pattern of tension, abuse, remorse, and reconciliation, emphasizing the need to deter violence exposure, particularly among children.


Explanation:

The "coercive cycle" refers to a pattern where individuals are compelled to join certain organizations or systems involuntarily, such as prisons or mental institutions which exert control over all aspects of their lives.

Within the context of abuse and violence, such as domestic violence, the cycle involves phases of tension building, release of anger through abuse, remorse, and reconciliation before repeating the cycle.

To prevent the perpetuation of this cycle, efforts focus on reducing exposure to violence especially among children, as exposure to violence often leads to further violent behavior.


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