Lesson Five: Injury and Violence Prevention
Dr. Ches Jones, Ph.D.
Lesson Five Lecture
Lesson Five Slides
Readings and Videos
Injuries and Violence Are Leading Causes of Death[1]
Interracial Couple Fights Loudly in the Park [2]
Sexual Consent on Campus: Can Education Help Prevent Sex Assault Among College Students? Part 1 [3]
Study Guide
- Introduction
- The topic of this video is injury and violence prevention, focusing on both intentional and unintentional injuries.
- The video highlights the significant impact of injuries and violence on public health and examines various types and statistics related to these incidents.
- Main Concepts
- Types of Injuries
- Intentional injuries: Involves violence such as homicide, suicide, and other acts intending harm.
- Unintentional injuries: Includes accidents like motor vehicle crashes, fires, and drownings.
- Statistics and Impact
- Unintentional injuries, especially from vehicle crashes, are the leading cause of death among ages 15 to 44.
- Violence can lead to death, disability, and psychological harm, with disparities based on demographics.
- Types of Injuries
- Key Points
- The prevalence of violence on college campuses, including shootings, rape, and other crimes, underscores the need for awareness and prevention.
- Factors contributing to violence include personal issues like anger management and substance abuse, with media also playing a role in influencing behavior.
- Strategies for prevention include promoting a violence-free environment, implementing policies, and increasing community safety measures.
- Key Terms and Definitions
- Intentional Injury: Harm caused deliberately to oneself or others.
- Unintentional Injury: Harm that occurs without intent, often through accidents.
- Domestic Violence: Use of force to control another person within a home environment.
- Sexual Violence: Includes victimization, assault, and rape, often occurring on college campuses.
- Summary and Conclusion
- The video discusses the critical distinction between intentional and unintentional injuries and their impact on health.
- Key takeaways include the importance of awareness, prevention strategies, and understanding the contributing factors to violence.
- Emphasizing safety and promoting community initiatives are vital steps toward reducing both types of injuries and enhancing public health.[4]
- Center for Disease Control. (2023, October 25.) Injuries and violence are leading causes of death. https://www.cdc.gov/injury/wisqars/animated-leading-causes.html ↵
- Taylor, C. (2011). Interracial couple fights loudly in the park [Video]. ABC News on YouTube. https://youtu.be/qUXSU1xUXBM?si=sg8CDTuXUPaw959t ↵
- Chang, J. (2016, February 26.) Sexual consent on campus: Can education prevent sex assault among college students? Part 1 [Video]. ABC News on YouTube. https://youtu.be/zSXSFyPfGLQ?si=T5poh0cl7K651cdZ ↵
- This study guide was created using ClipGist, a generative AI tool created by Arizona State University on OpenAI's API platform.https://teachonline.asu.edu/asu-online-ai-tools ↵