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I had disagreed. I responded to it by calmly stating my opinion towards the point that had been raised and made sure that I didn't offend anyone during me doing so.
<span>Situational is the answer.
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Yes, in most cases in general, the victim knows the offender in their immediate social circle. In Child abuse the offender most usually is a member of the child's family.
Gender differences in the prevalence of many personality disorders (i.e., borderline for women, antisocial for men) may be due to <em>established gender</em> <em>roles</em>. Nowadays there is a growing awareness of the importance of gender in medical treatment and research. There are traits in personality disorders that can be associated with femininity/masculinity. It means that if you are born a woman you may be more predestined to develop the type of personality disorders that manifest themselves in women ( borderline, dependent ) versus being born a man and show traits of disorders associated to the masculine gender (antisocial, narcissistic).
