Identify the six characteristics of an abusive relationship:
A) Unrealistic expectations of the relationship, difficulty expressing anger, clinical depression, a single attempt to leave relationship, suicidal ideation or attempts, use of excessive alcohol or other substances
B) Unrealistic expectations of the relationship, difficulty expressing anger, clinical depression, repeated attempts to leave relationship, homicidal ideation or attempts, use of excessive alcohol or other substances
C) Unrealistic expectations of the relationship, difficulty expressing anger, clinical depression, repeated attempts to leave relationship, suicidal ideation or attempts, use of excessive alcohol or other substances
D) Unrealistic expectations of the relationship, never expressing anger, clinical depression, repeated attempts to leave relationship, suicidal ideation or attempts, use of excessive alcohol or other substances
Answer: C) Unrealistic expectations of the relationship, difficulty expressing anger, clinical depression, repeated attempts to leave relationship, suicidal ideation or attempts, use of excessive alcohol or other substances
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