虐待





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人間関係
人際關係（大綱（英语：Outline_of_relationships））











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虐待是某人對其他人或動物在心理或身體上造成傷害的行为活动。在现代法治社会，严重的虐待行为是一种犯罪行为，可被起诉，并要受到法律惩罚。



事件



  • 美軍虐待伊拉克戰俘事件

  • 杨永信电击戒网瘾事件



延伸閱讀



  • Lynne D Finney/著、陳綺文/譯，《抓住彩虹(性虐待倖存者的進階治療)》，桂冠圖書股份有限公司，2003/06/17，繁體中文，ISBN 9577304230。

  • 七尾与史/著、陳梵帆/譯，《虐待狂刑警蝴蝶效應殺人事件》，尖端出版，2013/06/11，繁體中文，ISBN 9789571052151。

  • 瑪麗法蘭絲．伊里戈揚/著、顧淑馨/譯，《冷暴力》，商周出版，2015/05/30，繁體中文，ISBN 9789862728161。



外部連結





查询維基詞典中的abuse或者abuser。





维基共享资源中相关的多媒体资源：虐待



  • 开放式目录计划中和虐待相关的内容


  • The different types of abuse，存于互联网档案馆





















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虐待

類型


  • 反社會行為

  • 欺凌


  • 虐待兒童

    • 對兒童的忽視

    • 對兒童的性虐待



  • 虐待動物‎

  • 家庭暴力

  • 虐待長者

  • 虐待老人

  • 蒙騙

  • 騷擾

  • 非禮

  • 制度性的虐待（英语：Institutional abuse）

  • 恐嚇

  • 疏忽

  • 迫害

  • 專業性的虐待（英语：Professional abuse）

  • 精神虐待

  • 身體虐待

  • 宗教性的虐待（英语：Religious abuse）

  • 性虐待

  • 纏擾

  • 结构性的虐待（英语：Structural abuse）

  • 言語霸凌
關聯主題


  • 兒童性誘拐

  • 複雜的創傷後壓力症（英语：Complex post-traumatic stress disorder）

  • 去人性化（英语：Dehumanization）

  • 抵赖（英语：Denial）

  • 去穩定化

  • 誇大化（英语：Exaggeration）

  • 谎言

  • 心理操縱術

  • 輕視化（英语：Minimisation (psychology)）

  • 人格障礙

  • 控制慾的行為（英语：Power and control in abusive relationships）

  • 投射

  • 心理創傷

  • 心理病

  • 合理化

  • 外傷上瘾（英语：Traumatic bonding）


  • 受害化（英语：Victimisation）

    • 遷過於受害者（英语：Victim blaming）

    • 冒認爲受害者（英语：Victim playing）



  • 高風險家庭
病症


  • 戀痛癖（英语：algolagnia）

  • 施虐人格障礙

  • 自我挫敗人格障礙

  • 被虐待者症候群

  • 刑訊逼供

  • 虐戀

  • BDSM

  • 施虐癖

  • 受虐癖




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