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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"technology-facilitated abuse"”.

  1. Technology-Facilitated Intimate Partner Abuse: Addressing the Issue through Codesign with Survivors and Support Workers

    … digital technologies are used as tools for abuse and surveillance within the context of intimate partner abuse (IPA), and 2) to design support solutions for survivors. In order to do so, a codesign methodology was adopted alongside IPA survivors and NGO support workers. The first phase of …

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  2. Perceptions, awareness, and individual differences in cyber dating abuse perpetration and victimisation

    … about risks, particularly in cyber dating abuse (CDA). This form of abuse, facilitated through electronic communication technologies, remains insidious as it often hides behind humour or love, making it less visible than physical abuse. Many individuals in online romantic relationships may …

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  3. An investigation into the disclosure practices of intimate-partner violence and image-based sexual abuse: an empirical examination of reporting routes, the impact of shame and stigma in IBSA and gender differences in IPV

    Background & Aim: Image-based sexual abuse (IBSA) and intimate-partner violence (IPV) present urgent clinical and societal challenges, yet the pathways through which survivors disclose these experiences remain poorly understood, especially for IBSA, an emergent, digitally mediated offence. …

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