Relational Transgressions: A Case Study

Places value on individualism, self-assertion, and competition. Not common in cultures that prioritize cooperation, keep others from failing, finding areas of agreement

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Abusive Relationships is defined as the “systematic pattern of behaviors in a relationship that are used to gain and/or maintain power and control over another” (Huston, 2010). The forms of abuse range from emotional to financial and each has an everlasting effect on the victim. An abusive relationship also has a discrete effect on the mind of the victim; they experience many psychology difficulties pre and post the abuse. Yet despite all these catastrophic consequences to both the mind and body caused by the constant abuse, many of the victims tend to stay in the relationships. The victim’s deal with emotional challenges on a daily basis, they are wounded on both a mental and psychical level, and have to deal with the constant pressure

The circumstance presented to us involved Jane consuming alcohol and removing her top at a party. After realizing what she has done, she immediately puts her shirt back on. However, Joe took pictures of Jane and posted them on his personal website. Jane politely asks Joe to remove the photographs of her, but Joe says no. Joe’s argument is that “You were free to do what you wanted to, and I was free to record it.” Joe is technically correct; Jane was free to do whatever she wanted. However, if Jane asked him to remove the photographs nicely, why is Joe being a inconsiderate and not removing them. Anyone with morals would remove the photographs. As a matter of fact, someone with values would not have posted the photographs in the first place. How is Joe benefiting from his website full of naked women? Truthfully, it would be in the Joe’s best interest to take the website. What will his future or current employer think about him? How will his future spouse feel about him degrading women?

My theory is Chris is overlooking the fact Mia is coming from an abuse relationship and he is expecting her to open an engage in a conversation with him in a few sessions. Chris is also overlooking the fact Mia is living in a shelter due to having to leave an abusive relationship. Chris is viewing Mia has a woman who is stressed out because of her situation and is in need of a good emotional outlet. At this point in her life Mia may not be in a place where she feels comfortable talking to a man let alone engaging in an emotional conversation. Chris person-centered interventions may not be a good intervention to use with Mia given her situation. Chris appear to really rely on this intervention which may be making Mia feel more uncomfortable.

Alcohol can be a huge factor in the prevalence of partner aggression across the world. It is important to determine if alcohol consumption can cause partner violence or if it can exacerbate the aggression of an individual. A study done by Graham, Bernards, Wilshack, and Gmel (2011) evaluated the relationship between alcohol consumption and the severity of aggression, and if these factors differ by country or by gender. They conducted this study by gathering data from 13 countries using cross-national surveys. The researchers hypothesized that alcohol and the severity of partner aggression will be different in each country and gender, and that alcohol can cause more severe aggression due to the cognitively and emotionally impact that it does to the perpetrator. They also stated that partner aggression when alcohol is involved is a public health concern, which should not get overlooked.

The month before Will left for college was seemingly perfect. However, once he left the emotional abuse started again. Will compared me to the thin, blonde, and beautiful sorority girls. He told me how I would never get accepted to UCLA because I was not smart enough. He ignored my calls and texts. He yelled at me for hanging out with my guy friends. I put his coarse behavior on stress and protectiveness, but clearly, I was mistaken. About a month later Will texted me, “I do not trust myself not to cheat on you.” If he did not trust himself, I had no reason to either, so we broke up a second time.

A large proportion of the research points to the most common form of aggression being relational between women. According to Miller-Ott and Kelly (2013) relational aggression is the behaviors that harm others through manipulation or damage to social. Miller-Ott and Kelly continue by saying they believe that this is viewed as normative and expected behavior in peer relationships between women. Just being naturally what women do and that it’s difficult to deviate from. To the point that in order to demonstrate their need for superiority, control, and power is through relational aggression (Crothers, Lipinski, and Minutolo 2009).

Waking up at the age of seven scared because of all the yelling and throwing you hear at five thirty am before school. The only thing you can do is stay in bed and just wait until dad leaves for work so all the yelling can stop. When he leaves now you have to deal with mom crying and in the bathroom alone for hours until it's time to take us to school. Before she drops you off she turns around and tells you, “whatever happens at home stays at home. Don't tell anyone our business.” A toxic relationship becomes the only relationship people become comfortable with. If a person has become accustomed to only arguments and constant crying, when they get in a relationship where it is different they don't know how to handle it. A person’s childhood

Leah Remini slammed Tom Cruise for acting like "a child who has never been told no." In Leah's tell-all, "Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology," the 45-year-old actress recalled an incident when the actor had a meltdown while trying to bake a batch of homemade cookies.

When the news got to me I was angry, furious even, but I couldn’t find it in my heart to hate him. He called me later that day crying, genuinely crying, “I didn’t mean to do this to you. I’m so sorry for all the hurt I gave to you after everything you did for me. You don’t come across girls like you and I hate that I messed that up for my own selfish needs. I’ll always love you and understand that you hate me,” he said. I couldn’t hate him, I knew I was never going to be able to. Would I be able to move on from this? I don’t know, but my goal is to try to live my life and love myself enough to know what’s right for me.

Four months after the engagement in early December I noticed a slight downward spiral in our relationship. This downward spiral, of course, happened when we decided to live together and I became a slave. She always kept me busy and I was beginning to feel like Manderella. In trying to love myself I tried not to let it bother me and dedicated a few hours to myself every day. The key word was I tried but such things are a fairy tale once you live together. This led to us growing apart and for that reason, she felt the need to cheat on me while I was out-of-town at a convention. When I returned home she cut me deep and said “I feel so depressed because you never want to spend any time with me and you never help around the house like a team. I just need to leave I’ll be gone by the end of the week.” I began to go numb to the pain of her betrayal because her betrayal was a gift. I saw it in a way that could help me grow up and run my

Ultimately, there are thousands upon thousands of statically relevant information as to the manipulation as well as adverse manipulation,

Thursday, October 15, 2017 I took a couple decisions and actions that were in my self-interest. This week has been a busy week with midterms, studying and writing paper, it was just busy. In the mist of all of the chaos, I tried to make time to text family back home in Haiti and my fiancée who is also in Haiti. He had this English project he was working on and needed my health since I was studying, I put my phone on vibrate and did not see his texts. When I finally did, it has been an hour later, so I stop studying to go help but he had already gotten upset and did not want to text or answer my calls because he was so upset. I stop calling and went back to studying and doing my homework. The next morning he called and we talked and I told

Conflict is an inevitable part of our lives. Especially within an interpersonal relationship. Conflict occurs whenever there is a difference in the needs and goals of two people. This might create tension between two people. As of right now, one of my most major conflicts is held within an interpersonal work relationship. The current conflict is in need of a resolution and consist of two main conflict management styles; in which I participate in an accommodation conflict management style, whereas my co-worker participates in a competition conflict management style.