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,Profile of a “Victim”,atic illustration of the tactics of abuse within the context of romantic love described in Chapter 2. First they explore the making of a victim, then move on to discuss how the abusive relationship is maintained, addressing the “big question” of “why does she stay?”. The illustration of tactics is i

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