Why are women in abusive relationships more likely to kill their partner than to physically assault him?
A) They are unable to physically assault a larger, stronger man.
B) They are not able to control the intensity of their physical attacks.
C) Killing a partner may carry less physical risk to the woman than attacking him.
D) Women tend to be more aggressive than men when defending their own safety.
Answer: C
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