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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Spousal abuse"”.
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Psychological empowerment of female victims of spousal abuse through philophonetics
Spousal abuse is a public health concern and is common in all races and ethnicities. It may take on various forms such as; physical beating, verbal/ emotional/ psychological abuse, sexual abuse, or financial abuse. Women often remain in abusive relationships for financial security, fear of further …
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The relationship between the level of alcohol consumption and the incidence of spousal abuse in Euro-American and Hispanic male populations
Text includes English and Spanish versions of questionaires and consent forms.
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Perceptions and attributions of child, spousal, and elder abuse.
… have studied perceptions regarding sexually abused children, little was known about how other types of abusive events were perceived. This study examined 480 college students' abuse history and perceptions of child, spousal, and elder abuse by varying the respondent, victim, and perpetrator …
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Factors Influencing a Battered Woman's Perception of Controllability in Violent Intimate Relationships
… of knowledge provides a sketchy picture of the abused woman and her abuser, and helps to dispel many of the myths surrounding spousal abuse, it provides very little insight into the dynamics of wife abuse. This study, based upon a foundation of the Reformulated Learned Helplessness Theory, was …
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Wife battering policies, programs and definitions: A social constructionist analysis.
… position, the family violence perspective, the spousal abuse, wife battering and wife assault approaches. The social constructionist framework highlighted the existence of policy shifts and trends related to wife battering in Canada. (Abstract shortened by UMI.)
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An investigation of the causes of gender based violence in Kwa-Nongoma area
… violence, sex trafficking, forced prostitution, spousal abuse, emotional and psychological abuse, female genital mutilation, forced marriage, infanticide of female children, and discriminatory practice based on gender. For data collection purposes, the study used qualitative research method which …