Intimate Partner Violence is Child Abuse

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Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) – A pattern of coercive behavior used by adults or adolescents to control their partners involving physical assault or the threat of it.
Intimate Partner Violence can take different forms, but its goal is always the same:
Batterers want to control their domestic partners through fear. They do this by regularly abusing them physically, sexually, psychologically and economically

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