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Ans) 4)Psychological Abuse examples:

• Name calling, belittling, constantly criticism

• Screaming at her

• Mocking her

• Putting down her family and friends

• Threatening her about the children (i.e. telling her she will lose custody, saying you will leave town with

the children)

• Demanding household chores such as dinner, housework, laundry etc. are done in the way you want

• Abusing or neglecting children and not allowing her to intervene

• Not speaking to her for days at a time

• Using her lack of legal rights to control her (threatening to get her deported if she's an immigrant;

threatening to kick her out of the house with nothing if she is common-law)

• Ending a discussion and then making decisions without her

• Telling her she is a bad mother

• Stalking (harassing, following her around town, showing up where you know she will be, watching her at

home through windows)

• Making her feel like she is "going crazy"

5) Examples of Emotional Abuse:

- In some countries emotional abuse is defined and the following examples of emotional abuse are given by Justice Canada:

• Threats of violence or abandonment
• Intentionally frightening
• Making an individual fear that they will not receive the food or care they need
• Lying

• Making derogative or slanderous statements about an individual to others
• Socially isolating an individual, failing to let them have visitors

• Withholding important information
• Demeaning an individual because of the language they speak
• Intentionally misinterpreting traditional practices
• Repeatedly raising the issue of death
• Telling an individual that they are too much trouble
• Ignoring or excessively criticizing
• Being over-familiar and disrespectful
• Unreasonably ordering an individual around; treating an individual like a servant or child.