Which of the following is NOT a common form of family violence?

Neglect is considered a form of maltreatment rather than a specific type of family violence in the same context as physical violence, emotional abuse, and economic abuse. While neglect can certainly occur within families and be harmful, it is typically categorized separately from the types of direct interpersonal violence that involve a clear intent to harm, control, or manipulate another individual.

Physical violence refers to the intentional use of force that can result in injury or harm. Emotional abuse involves behaviors that can cause psychological harm, including manipulation or verbal attacks. Economic abuse includes controlling a partner's access to financial resources, thereby limiting their independence and ability to make personal choices.

In this context, neglect, while serious and harmful, does not fit as neatly into the framework of active violence that the other options describe and is often discussed more broadly in the context of child welfare or caregiving rather than being a defined type of family violence.