In an instance of an intimate homicide committed by one spouse against the other, victim-blaming advocates assert that the deceased male victim is different from other men in their extreme views and behaviors. Which of the following is NOT a way that men killed by their wives are different from other men?
Men who are killed have wives that have fewer resources to be independent of their husbands.
Men who are killed are even more abusive than the typical batterer.
Men who are killed are those whose wives have never called police or reported the abuse.
Men who are killed have socially and economically isolated their wives.