What are the four types of restraining orders listed in the material?

• A. Domestic abuse, harassment, child abuse, individual at risk
• B. Domestic abuse, harassment, stalking, financial abuse
• C. Domestic violence, stalking, child abuse, harassment
• D. Harassment, personal protection, child abuse, domestic violence

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is to know the four categories of restraining orders listed in the material. Those four are domestic abuse (or domestic violence) restraining orders, harassment restraining orders, child abuse restraining orders, and individual at risk restraining orders. Each category targets a different scenario: domestic abuse protects someone with a domestic relationship from violence or threats; harassment protects a person from repeated unwanted contact or behavior that causes fear or distress; child abuse protects a child from abuse or neglect; and individual at risk protects adults who are vulnerable due to age, disability, or other factors.

Other terms you might see in other contexts, like stalking, financial abuse, or personal protection, aren’t the four types described in this material, so they don’t fit the listed categories here.