This is from eve's Facebook
Screen shot of my Media questions on social networking site Twitter.
Screen shot of my questionnaire on the social networking site Facebook.
Nell Walker- Facebook print-screen
Chloe Cole -Facebook print-screen
1)Anything that could be stressful, something which you're not entirely happy of but that you're being given little choice about.
2)A clock or a timer, but I probably associate people with pressure rather than objects.
3)Psychological and emotional abuse, as well as the more obvious physical abuse. I'm possibly more inclined to think that domestic abuse is generally an ongoing issue, not necessarily a one-off incident or a mutual argument. Usually there is a clear abuser and victim, not just two people who are desperate to be shits to one another
4)Usually plenty of alcohol induced violence, physical violence is the biggest stereotype whilst emotional abuse tends to be overlooked
5)Probably a Caucasian male, middle-aged, beer-belly, wearing a gravy stained 'wife-beater' white vest and some umbro tracksuit bottoms
6)Weak, vulnerable woman, probably younger than the abuser. Not particularly physically striking, a bit plain and mousey looking.
7)I think that physical abuse is regularly recognised through plenty of television programmes, etc., but I don't think that psychological abuse is prominent enough within the media, which makes victims of it believe that they're exaggerating their problems and that their problems aren't as big as those who are suffering physical abuse, when in reality, they're in just as bad a situation
8)
8)Appalled and likely to report it straight away and seek help for the victim
9)I would feel sympathy and be worried for the child's mental state, and I would also probably contact authorities!!
10)It's probably easier said than done, but I would get out of that relationship or household as soon as possible, I would seek help from people I could trust, and I would report the person to the appropriate authorities.
1) What does the word pressure mean to you?
2) What objects would you associate with pressure?
3) What would you class as domestic abuse?
4) What do you think the stereotypical abusive relationship
consist of?
5) What is your stereotypical picture of a domestic abuser?
6) What is your stereotypical picture of a domestic abuse victim?
7) Do you think domestic abuse is recognised enough through
the media?
8) How would you feel
if you were to witness domestic abuse?
9) How would you feel seeing a child live around an abusive
relationship?
10) What would you do if you were suffering from domestic
abuse?



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