Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention among Married Women in Central Anatolia

Alan, Hacer; Yılmaz, Sema Dereli; Fi̇li̇z, Emel; Arioz, Ayten

doi:10.1007/s10896-016-9828-9

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“…By contrast, female infidelity ( n = 2) and female suspicion of male infidelity ( n = 4) were rarely measured. There were a wide range of questions used to capture infidelity or RJ, from direct questions about behaviour “since you have been together, has your spouse or steady partner had sex with another partner?” [ 72 ] to open questions about causes of violence “what are the reasons for domestic violence given by your husband?” [ 49 ] (see Appendix C for a description of all measures of infidelity and RJ used in included studies).…”

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“…[72] to open questions about causes of violence "what are the reasons for domestic violence given by your husband?" [49] (see Appendix C for a description of all measures of infidelity and RJ used in included studies).…”

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“…In studies from Europe and Central Asia, South Asia and East Asia and the Pacific the frequency of infidelity or RJ reported as a reason for IPV was lower, but still one of the most commonly cited. In Turkey male RJ was cited by women as the most common reason-ranging from 18% [50] to 33% [49]-for physical, sexual, psychological or economic IPV, while a study in the Philippines reported that 17% of participants cited RJ (male or female) as responsible for physical, psychological or sexual IPV; the most common triggers behind alcohol consumption and "nagging" [51]. In Nepal, 11% of sampled pregnant women cited male infidelity as a reason they had experienced physical, sexual or psychological IPV [66].…”

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“…Same question asked to partner [ 73 ]. Wang et al (2009) Open-ended questions “What are the reasons for domestic violence given by your husband” [ 49 ]? Alan et al (2016a) “What is the reason for violence in your opinion” [ 50 ]?…”

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A Mixed-Methods Systematic Review: Infidelity, Romantic Jealousy and Intimate Partner Violence against Women

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Treves-Kagan

Stern

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Infidelity and romantic jealousy (RJ) are commonly cited relational level drivers of intimate partner violence (IPV) but remain undertheorized and underutilized in IPV research and prevention. This global systematic review aims to characterize the existing research on real or suspected infidelity and RJ in relation to IPV and inform future research and programming. We systematically searched 11 databases for peer-reviewed research, published between April 2009 and 2019, that provided data on the prevalence or a measure of association (quantitative), or pathway (qualitative), between real or suspected infidelity or RJ, and IPV. Fifty-one papers from 28 countries were included and the evidence showed a consistent association between real or suspected infidelity, RJ and IPV. Our findings identify three overarching mechanisms and six pathways between infidelity, RJ and IPV. These provide support for prominent theories in the field related to patriarchal culture, threatened masculinities and femininities and a lack of emotional regulation and conflict resolution skills, but not evolutionary theories. Our findings suggest that researchers should use standardized measurement tools that make the distinction between RJ and suspected, confirmed and accusations of infidelity. Policy and programming should aim to transform traditional gender roles, accounting for infidelity and RJ and improving couple’s communication and trust.

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“…9 Other studies in the literature show that women are subjected to high rates of domestic violence. 1 , 10 , 11 often by their spouses. 1 , 12 The results of the present study showed that the rate domestic violence against women in Turkey is as high as in other countries.…”

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Domestic violence against women in Turkey

Başar¹,

Demırcı²

2018

Pak J Med Sci

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Objective:To identify the prevalence of domestic violence and the factors that influence domestic violence.Methods:A cross-sectional descriptive research design was used with data from 1481 women over 18 years of age who were married at least once. Demographics and the Scale for Domestic Violence against Women (SDVAW) were used to collect the data.Results:The results showed that 41.3% of the women experienced domestic violence, and the majority (89.2%) had been subjected to violence by their spouses. There was a significant relationship between the mean SDVAW score and educational status, income status, spouse’s age, spouse’s education level, marriage age, family type and subjection to violence (p<.05).Conclusion:Low social status in Turkey was connected to the level of domestic violence. Efforts should be made to improve women’s social status. Changing the country’s patriarchal system, and educating women and their spouses can be useful in preventing domestic violence.

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The effects of exposure to physical and emotional violence from partners on psychological resilience, forgiveness, happiness, life satisfaction, and depression level in Turkish women

Dikmen

Çankaya

2023

Developmental Psychobiology

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Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention among Married Women in Central Anatolia

Cited by 19 publications

References 26 publications

A Mixed-Methods Systematic Review: Infidelity, Romantic Jealousy and Intimate Partner Violence against Women

A Mixed-Methods Systematic Review: Infidelity, Romantic Jealousy and Intimate Partner Violence against Women

Domestic violence against women in Turkey

The effects of exposure to physical and emotional violence from partners on psychological resilience, forgiveness, happiness, life satisfaction, and depression level in Turkish women

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