Worksheet: “Responsibility Frames” Instructions: Complete the worksheet: “Responsibility Frames” from Chapter 12 of your book using the following tables and answer the questions. Step 1. For each of...

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Worksheet: “Responsibility Frames” Instructions: Complete the worksheet: “Responsibility Frames” from Chapter 12 of your book using the following tables and answer the questions. Step 1. For each of the following scenario tables, list the individual and social causes of the problem that occurs. Step 2. Suggest alternative approaches or solutions implied by each frame. Step 3. Consider the advantages and disadvantages of each frame and whether they are mutually exclusive. Scenario: Child neglect Personal responsibility frame Social responsibility frame Causes Solutions Advantages Disadvantages Are the responsibility frames mutually exclusive? Scenario: Child abuse Personal responsibility frame Social responsibility frame Causes Solutions Advantages Disadvantages Are the responsibility frames mutually exclusive? Scenario: Incapacitation rape Personal responsibility frame Social responsibility frame Causes Solutions Advantages Disadvantages Are the responsibility frames mutually exclusive? Step 4. Answer the following questions based on the previous exercise. 1. When evaluating each of the scenarios given using the frame of personal responsibility, which attribute had the strongest influence on your interpretation? A) age of the victim B) gender of the victim C) environment or place where the abuse occurred D) none of these Explain your answer. 2. When evaluating each of the scenarios given using the frame of social responsibility, which attributes had the strongest influence on your interpretation? A) age of the victim B) gender of the victim C) environment or place where the abuse occurred D) none of these Explain your answer. 3. We have limited information about each of the scenarios given. But if you had the opportunity to investigate each one further, what other information would you want to know? When the media reports on family or intimate partner violence stories, they are often framed within the “blaming the victim” mentality. For example, the focus is often on what the victim could have done differently, or his or her sexual history, how much alcohol was consumed, his or her level of education, and so on, rather than asking why the abuser acted violently. To shift this perspective, violence prevention advocates encourage the bystander approach, acknowledging that we exist in groups socially and have the opportunity to intervene when we witness unhealthy, abusive, or questionable behaviors. Thinking about the three scenarios given, what actions could bystanders have taken that might have helped to prevent the abuse or violence from occurring?