Family violence definitions include which relationship?

• A. Between family and household members
• B. Non-family members with no relation
• C. Only online disputes
• D. Only non-physical conflicts

Answer: (A)

Family violence definitions cover acts of violence that occur within people who are related by blood or marriage or who live together in the same household. The important point is the domestic relationship and shared living situation, which brings spouses or intimate partners, parents and children, siblings, and other household members under the scope. This broader view recognizes that abuse can happen in family or cohabiting settings, not just between strangers or online disputes. The other options miss this domestic connection or limit the scope to non-physical or online conflicts, which aren’t representative of how family violence is defined.