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Health Care for Women International, 2006
Violence against women is a community/public health problem. It can be prevented. Women and girls are most at risk of violence from men they know, particularly in the family.
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Violence against women is a community/public health problem. It can be prevented. Women and girls are most at risk of violence from men they know, particularly in the family.
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2022
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Psychology and violence against women.
American Psychologist, 1989The discipline of psychology has made many contributions to the understanding of the social problem of men's violence against women during the past 15 years by reframing the problem as one of misuse of power by men who have been socialized into believing they are entitled to control the women in their lives, even by violent means.
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The Violence of Law and Violence Against Women
Law & Literature, 1996(1996). The Violence of Law and Violence Against Women. Law & Literature: Vol. 8, A Commemorative Volume for Robert M. Cover, pp. 179-202.
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Violence Against Kuwaiti Women
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2020The gendered patterns of violence against women are largely precipitated by dominant male gender roles that define masculinity. The purpose of this study was to understand women’s encounter in abusive domestic relationships. Specifically, the research goal was to assess the extent, types, and severity of interpersonal violence (IPV) by intimate ...
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2017
Viewing violence against women as a cause and consequence of women's inequality links it to men's power in society. Although there exists debate as to the usefulness of the term 'patriarchy' in modern society, few would doubt that there exists what Connell and Messerschmidt call a 'gender hierarchy'.
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Viewing violence against women as a cause and consequence of women's inequality links it to men's power in society. Although there exists debate as to the usefulness of the term 'patriarchy' in modern society, few would doubt that there exists what Connell and Messerschmidt call a 'gender hierarchy'.
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Culture and violence against women
Nursing & Health Sciences, 2008Globally, domestic violence is an increasing problem, not just for women, but for children and men too. For millennia, women have been subjugated through violence and abuse of many kinds and, today, we have not won the war to protect them from such crimes.
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 2004 2000
Research indicates that many forms of violence are prevalent in women's lives. Both physical and psychological violence can occur from perpetrators who are strangers, acquaintances, family members, or partners. These experiences exist throughout women's lives. They never outgrow their concerns, fears, and the need to cope with violence.
William R. Downs, Brenda A. Miller
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Research indicates that many forms of violence are prevalent in women's lives. Both physical and psychological violence can occur from perpetrators who are strangers, acquaintances, family members, or partners. These experiences exist throughout women's lives. They never outgrow their concerns, fears, and the need to cope with violence.
William R. Downs, Brenda A. Miller
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