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These sample questions are designed to give you a better idea of the kinds of things to ask your clients about their relationships when screening for domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. As you open a dialogue with your clients, questions will come up and clarifications will be needed. These questions are not intended to be a script or a screening instrument. The spaces are meant to encourage you to identify and use appropriate language when screening—language that recognizes spouses, partners, boyfriends/girlfriends, personal care attendants and family members as the potential abuser, perpetrator or stalker. In addition, the list is not meant to be comprehensive. Once you have opened up a dialogue with someone you are working with, you can begin to address some of the following questions: