A person who abuses others may use one or more types of behavior to achieve domination.
Behavior |
Type |
destructive of furniture or possessions injury of pets |
aggressive |
withholding of money, car or health insurance refusal to pay bills sabotaging a person's attempts to work or go to school |
controlling or coercive |
uninvited visits, telephone calls or letters stalking embarrassment of victim in public |
harassing |
slapping, punching, kicking, pinching, biting, grabbing, choking, restraining or pulling hair sexual assault |
destructive |
oral, implicit or direct threats or criticism use of weapons throwing objects standing in doorway or cornering victim during arguments shouting, swearing driving recklessly |
intimidating |
restricting and tracking activities restricting and tracking telephone calls |
isolating |
threats to seek custody or kidnap children threats to kill victim or self |
threatening |
Specialty: Psychiatry, Clinical Laboratory