ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR OBSERVATION CHECKLIST (ABOC)*

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ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR OBSERVATION CHECKLIST (ABOC)* Indicate how often the following behaviors (1) were done to you by your partner, (2) were done by you to your partner, and (3) were done to you by any previous partner at any time. Physical abuse Threw something at you/ him/her Pushed, shoved, or grabbed you/him/her Scratched you/him/her Slapped you/him/her Kicked, hit, or bit you/him/ her Hit or tried to hit you/him/ her with something Wrestled you/him/her Punched you/him/her somewhere on the body (not face) Punched you/him/her in the face Beat you/him/her up Threatened you/him/her with a knife or gun Used a knife or fired a gun Pinched you/him/her Pulled you/his/her hair Attempted to smother, strangle, or hang you/him/ her with an object 12

Put dangerous substance (e.g. gasoline, acid) on your/ his/her body Burned your/his/her body Physically restrained you/ him/her by holding Physically restrained you/ him/her by tying you/him/ her up Dragged or pulled you/him/ her Used force or threat of force to get you/him/her to eat/ drink something Used force or threat of force to get you/him/her to take drugs or alcohol Used force or threat of force to restrict you/him/her from eating or drinking Used force or threat of force to restrict you/him/her from using toilet, shower, bather, or otherwise attending to hygiene Restricted you/him/her from taking prescribed medication Restricted you/him/her from obtaining needed medical treatment Threw hot liquid on you/ him/her Used car to attempt to run over you/him/her Put excrement on your/his/ her body 13

Injury Lost hair Minor cuts Severe cuts Minor burns Severe burns Minor bruises Severe bruises Black eye(s) Sprains/strains Lost teeth Human bite Broken eardrum Joint or Spinal cord injury Broken nose or jaw Other broken bones including ribs Concussion Internal injury Permanent injury (blindness, loss of hearing, disfigurement, chronic pain) You/He/She required no medical treatment You/He/She required medical treatment but received none You/He/She required medical treatment / outpatient or clinic You/He/She required medical treatment/ EMR You/He/She required hospitalization 14

Sexual abuse Type of Unwanted Sexual Behavior Vaginal intercourse Fellatio Cunnilingus Anal intercourse Sexual behavior with another adult (not your partner) Sexual behavior with child (under 18) Watched nudity or sexual behavior involving mother Viewed pornographic film, photographs Filmed you/him/her during sexual activity Others watched you/him/her while engaging in sexual activity Forced nudity Required to dress in sexually provocative clothing Unwanted objects were inserted into your/his/her vagina/rectum Required to be involved with an animal in a sexual way 15

Type of Force/Coercion Used to Gain Compliance Actual physical force Threat of physical force to you/him/her or another person Threat of negative consequences (other than physical) Social pressure to comply sexually (expectations of self/others) Psychological Abuse Coercion or Threats Made or carried out threats to do something to hurt you/ him/her or someone else Threatened to kill you/him/ her or someone else Threatened to leave relationship He/She threatened to commit suicide Threatened to report you/ him/her to welfare, social services, police Attempted to get you/him/ her to drop charges against the abuser Attempted to get/got you/ him/her to engage in illegal activities 16

Intimidation Instilled fear in you/him/ her by looks, gestures, actions Smashed objects Destroyed your/his/her property Abused your/his/her/ family pets Displayed weapons Emotional Abuse Insulted you/him/her or used put downs Called you/him/her names Attempted to make you/ him/her feel crazy Humiliated you/him/her with words or gestures Attempted to make you/ him/her feel guilty Verbally raged at you/him/ her Engaged in extramarital affairs Withheld sex from you/ him/her 17

Isolation Attempted to control what you/he/she did Attempted to control what you/he/she read/watched on TV or listened to Attempted to limit your/his/ her involvement with others Used jealousy to justify actions against you/him/her Restricted your/his/her use of the phone Restricted your/his/her leaving the house Minimization, Denial, & Blaming Minimized abuse and did not take your/his/her concerns about it seriously Denied that the abuse happened Blamed you/him/her for the abuse Shifted responsibility for abusive behavior onto someone else 18

Use of Children to Control You Attempted to make you/ him/her fell guilty about children Used children to relay messages to you/him/her Used visitation to harass you/him/her Threatened to take children away (e.g. kidnapping, custody) from you/him/her Threatened to abuse children Use of Male Privilege Treated you/him/her like a servant Made major decisions without your/his/her equal participation Acted like the master of the castle Unilaterally defined male/ female roles 19

Economic/Resource Abuse Attempted to prevent you/ him/her from getting/ keeping a job Attempted to prevent you/ him/her from going to school Required you/him/her to ask for money Controlled the money by giving you an allowance Took money from you/him/ her Controlled your use of money Withheld information about/access to family resources Abandoned you/him/her from car during travel Restricted your/his/her access to transportation Locked you/him/her out of the house Other Violence/Abuse 20