Dating violence : women who broke it off permanently / Marisalva Fávero...[et.al.]
In: Psiquiatria, Psicologia e Justiça. Santo Tirso. N. 17 (janeiro 2020) , p. 112-132Idioma: Português.Assunto: PSICOLOGIA | VIOLÊNCIA CONTRA A MULHER | VIOLÊNCIA PSICOLÓGICA | VIOPLÊNCIA NO NAMORO | VITIMIZAÇÃO | VÍTIMA | AGRESSÃO | ABUSO EMOCIONAL | PORTUGAL Localização e Cota : PP461 Resumo: Dating violence is defined as a dyadic interaction involving the perpetration or threat of aviolence, which, to include psychological violence prevents the victim from leaving the abusiverelationship. However, some women can break it off and keep off permanently. This researchaims to analyze the social representations and perspectives of young women who were victimsof dating violence and ended their relationship by their own initiative, permanently. Theparticipants were four women, aged between 22 and 32 years to whom a semi-structuredinterview “Interview of thoughts and experiences about dating violence” was conducted, whosedata were subjected to content analysis. The results show two categories and 11 subcategories.abuse, violence against women, victim, coercion, aggression| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Dating violence is defined as a dyadic interaction involving the perpetration or threat of aviolence, which, to include psychological violence prevents the victim from leaving the abusiverelationship. However, some women can break it off and keep off permanently. This researchaims to analyze the social representations and perspectives of young women who were victimsof dating violence and ended their relationship by their own initiative, permanently. Theparticipants were four women, aged between 22 and 32 years to whom a semi-structuredinterview “Interview of thoughts and experiences about dating violence” was conducted, whosedata were subjected to content analysis. The results show two categories and 11 subcategories.abuse, violence against women, victim, coercion, aggression
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