Which of the following factors does NOT contribute to the acceptance of the roles of batterer and battered?

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The presence of children during an abusive encounter may actually increase the likelihood that the victim will reject the role of being battered, as they may have a greater motivation to protect their children and seek safety for themselves and their family. The other factors listed, such as limited range of behaviors, belief in gender roles, and low self-esteem, can all contribute to the acceptance of the roles of batterer and battered.

Which of the Following Factors Does NOT Contribute to the Acceptance