Psychological Abuse
Challenging cisgenderism through trans people's narratives of domestic violence and abuse
... and abuse movement emerged and feminist explanations for DVA were largely rooted in the ideological mechanism of patriarchy which situated men as perpetrators and woman as victims and survivors (Dobash and Dobash, ...
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Violence against Women in India: Dimensions and Growth Rate
... Every day there is hue and cry reports in the newspapers and periodicals about brutality against women. The young brides are being burnt for bringing „insufficient‟ dowry, molestation of young girls, death of a woman in ...
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Judicial experiences : a discourse analysis of Family Courts judges' talk about domestic violence : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of MAster of Arts in Psychology at Massey University
... The particular relevance of their position in legal discourse is exemplified by the way in which legal standards of evidence can create barriers to evidence of psychological abuse, as ps[r] ...
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Elder abuse among outpatient department attendees in a tertiary care hospital in Sri Lanka
... elder abuse and the types of abuse vary in different regions of the world ...financial abuse, whereas the United Kingdom and the Netherlands report higher rates of verbal abuse ...higher ...
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The Effect of Child Abuse on Children’s Psychological Health
... One of the etiological factors for child depression and anxiety disorders is insecure attachment of the child to its caregivers which is related to psychological child abuse or neglect. Bowlby’s attachment ...
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Agnew_unc_0153D_16022.pdf
... of abuse has only recently begun to be examined however research suggests that it creates new mechanisms for ...in-person psychological abuse which local studies estimates ranged from 14% to 82% ...
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Intimate partner emotional abuse and post traumatic stress disorder among males
... Psychological abuse, referred to as emotional abuse or mental abuse, is a form of intimate partner violence (IPV), characterized by a person subjecting or exposing another to behavior that may ...
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Intimate Partner Violence in a U S College Sample: Do Auditory Status and Gender Predict Victimization?
... In a patriarchal society men are socialized to use violence and aggression; women are socialized to be non-violent and passive (Johnson, 2005; Lorber, 2001). Studies have found that status or power inequalities, ...
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Religious Approaches to Preventing Gender Violence and Sexual Abuse in Nigeria
... and psychological abuse, battering, sexual assault and acid attacks (Uchem, ...and psychological harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivation of ...
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Emotional, physical and sexual abuse and its psychological impact in children
... of abuse as was reported by Hassan et ...psychological abuse. 13 No gender difference regarding sexual abuse was detected by other ...sexual abuse was more in rural ...
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Review of Abuse and Violence against Women and Children in Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centres
... child abuse by the parents is revealed, a clear example is 84% of child abuse victims in the United States have been abused by their parents ( 9 ...child abuse in Iran is neglect ...of abuse ...
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The Social Context of Abuse of Elderly People in Emuhaya District, Kenya
... Abstract Abuse of elderly people is a form of family violence, which has existed for years; although available data signify that much abuse goes unrecognized and is hidden from public ...awareness. ...
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Posttraumatic stress and peritraumatic dissociation in women who have experienced domestic violence : a thesis in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Psychology at Massey University
... The following variables were assessed: frequency of physical and psychological abuse, general psychopathology, exposure to other traumatic experiences, peritraumatic dissociation and PTS[r] ...
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Domestic violence: a hidden barrier to contraceptive use among women in Nigeria
... against psychological abuse, second against physical abuse, and then against ...physical abuse only (OR = 2.086; 95% CI = 1.842–2.363). Although psychological abuse showed ...
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The psychological subtype of intimate partner violence and its effect on mental health: protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis
... between psychological violence and coercion is evident from the WHO, who define psycho- logical violence ...or psychological abuse) such as “insults, belittling, constant humiliation, intimi- dation ...
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Men’s Voices: Masculinities, Companion Animals, and Intimate Relationships
... of abuse, both against women and ...to abuse towards animals as well in the context of IPV, as Adams (1995) provides nine reasons why animals may be targets of abuse: to demonstrate his power over ...
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Violence of women as an actual phenomenon in present-day society
... It should be noted that the topic of sexual coercion in marriage is the most closed topic for discussion and evaluation. For example, respondents talk openly about psychological pressure and economic manipulation ...
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ADOLESCENCE AND SEXUAL ABUSE AND ITS IMPLICATION ON OUR CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY
... sexual abuse as a violent act against families especially the women and the children present an obstacle to their ...and psychological scars of abuse (Okpaga and Ansah, ...
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Inevitable Scars; A Study on Traumatic Verbal, Emotional and Physical Abuse Distressing Females
... Chan D. C., Kasper J. D., Black B. S., Rabins P. V. (2003). Presence of behavioral and psychological symptoms predicts nursing home placement in community-dwelling elders with cognitive impairment in univariate ...
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When the healthcare system causes harm
... the psychological aftermath of intensive care and the impact of surviving a serious life-threatening illness, major surgery or physical trauma are all well ...
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