Las actitudes amorosas y la satisfacción en la pareja como factores intervinientes en la relación entre la violencia y las consecuencias en la salud de las mujeres

Díaz, Marisol; Estévez, Ana; Momeñe, Janire; Linares, Leticia

doi:10.1016/j.anyes.2018.01.001

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“…La violencia sufrida por las mujeres tiene importantes consecuencias en la salud y supone un patrón de comportamiento que se expresa, entre otros, a través de la satisfacción en la pareja o el tipo de amor en la relación (Diaz, Estévez, Moñene, y Linares, 2018). En estudios como los de Limiñana, Martínez y Mateo (2018) y Esparza y Aroca (2017) se resalta que los comportamientos de los niños que se encuentran en contextos familiares donde se presencia violencia de género también tienen repercusiones en su conducta infantil y competencias parentales (Valdés, Martínez, y Carlos, 2018).…”

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Riesgo de violencia contra la pareja en mujeres gestantes y lactantes en Sincelejo, Colombia

Cueto¹,

Orrego-Medina²,

Coronado-Almendrales³

2018

Violencia De Género Desde Un Abordaje Interdisciplinar

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Riesgo de violencia contra la pareja en mujeres gestantes y lactantes en Sincelejo, Colombia

Cueto¹,

Orrego-Medina²,

Coronado-Almendrales³

2018

Violencia De Género Desde Un Abordaje Interdisciplinar

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“…Although GV is a multifactorial phenomenon, that is, there is no single cause or factor triggering it, it is generally attributed to the fact of living in a patriarchal culture setting where the main risk factor is being a woman (Díaz et al, 2018). Common risk factors associated with being a GV aggressor or victim have been identified, such as low schooling level, exposure to maltreatment during childhood, family violence experiences, harmful alcohol consumption, antecedents of violence, having attitudes and rules that accept violence and gender inequalities, mental health problems, conflicts and/or marital dissatisfaction, and communication difficulties in the couple (World Health Organization, 2019).…”

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Internalization of the Romantic Love Myths as a Risk Factor for Gender Violence: a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

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Introduction Violence against women is a global health problem, and gender violence is a multifactorial phenomenon generally attributed to the fact of living in a patriarchal culture setting. Methods A systematic review and meta-analysis conducted in the following databases: PubMed, CINAHL, PsycINFO, Scopus, LILACS, MEDES, Web of Science, CUIDEN, ENFISPO, IBECS, Dialnet and Cuidatge. Inclusion criteria: quantitative design, Spanish population, Spanish, English, Portuguese and/or French language, no time restriction and use of the Myths about Love Scale. Data was collected and analysed from July to October 2020. A total of 146 records were identified, of which, after applying the eligibility criteria, 12 studies were included, and 6 met the criteria for the meta-analysis. The descriptive and prevalence analysis was performed by means of StatsDirect. In all the analyses, statistical significance was considered at p < 0.05 and the CIs, at 95%. Results The most accepted myths were those related to love idealization: the eternal passion, marriage, omnipotence and perfect match myths. The least accepted myths were those of the couple, jealousy and love-maltreatment link. Men and women accepted the myths in a similar manner, although the former showed more participation in jealousy and in love-maltreatment link. Conclusions The study contributes a current perspective about the beliefs regarding the love myths that can be a conditioning factor in love relationships and a risk factor for gender violence. The bet is on preventive education and socialization at all levels, as well as on the deconstruction of the concept of romantic love and its myths to foster healthy and egalitarian relationships.

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“…In recent years, there has been an increase in the levels of violence generated by multiple causes, such as social attitudes, cultural and gender inequality, intergenerational transmission of violence, lack of legal and human rights awareness, economic problems and personal problems such as infidelity or misunderstanding; in addition, some serious risk factors related to violence are alcoholism, substance abuse, and mental health problems, with women and members of the family group being vulnerable to violence of different types such as physical, psychological, sexual, economic or patrimonial violence (1)(2)(3)(4) . Specifically in couple relationships, the most common type of violence against women is psychological violence, which occurs prior to physical violence and manifests itself early until it becomes chronic, which is why family and couple violence is a major social and cultural problema (5) .…”

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Salud mental y riesgo de violencia en mujeres y adultos mayores víctimas de violencia

Carnero¹,

Carnero²,

Márquez³

2022

Enf Global

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Objective: To determine the relationship between the risk (of continuity or aggravation) of violence and the mental health of women and older adult victims of intimate partner or family violence, respectively, whose cases were reported in a police station in Arequipa, Peru. Methods: Descriptive, correlational and cross-sectional study. The sample consisted of 428 people. The risk (of continuity or aggravation) of violence was measured with specific "Risk Assessment Forms" for the study population, validated and used in Peru academically and legally. Mental health was assessed using the Self-Reporting Questionnaire SRQ. SPSS-IBM 24 was used for the analysis, using frequency and contingency tables, with the chi-square statistical test. Results: An association was found between sociodemographic characteristics and mental health with the level of risk of violence, with sex, age, educational level, place of birth, marital status, economic income, occupation and family burden being statistically significant. No significant association was found between the assessment of risk of violence and the presence of at least one psychiatric disorder.Conclusion: It is concluded that in female victims of intimate partner violence and older adult victims of family violence, the level of risk of continuity or aggravation of violence was higher in females, younger, with less independence and economic capacity, with less education or whose marital status was that of cohabitant. Mental health was not different according to the different levels of risk of violence, although 50% had possible psychiatric disorders, predominantly anxiety/depression and psychotic disorders. Objetivo: Determinar la relación entre el riesgo (de continuidad o agravamiento) de violencia y la salud mental de mujeres y adultos mayores víctimas de violencia de pareja o familiar, respectivamente, cuyos casos fueron denunciados en una comisaría de Arequipa, Perú. Método: Estudio descriptivo, correlacional y transversal. La muestra fue de 428 personas. El riesgo (de continuidad o agravamiento) de violencia fue medido con “Fichas de Valoración de Riesgo” específicas para la población de estudio, validadas y utilizadas en el Perú académica y legalmente. La salud mental se evaluó mediante el Cuestionario de Síntomas (Self-Reporting-Questionnaire SRQ). Para el análisis se empleó el SPSS-IBM 24, utilizando tablas de frecuencia y contingencia, siendo la prueba estadística chi-cuadrado. Resultados: Se encontró asociación entre las características sociodemográficas y la salud mental con el nivel de riesgo de violencia, siendo el sexo, edad, grado de instrucción, lugar de nacimiento, estado civil, ingreso económico, ocupación y carga familiar, estadísticamente significativos. No se encontró una asociación significativa entre la valoración de riesgo de violencia y la presencia de al menos un trastorno psiquiátrico.Conclusión: Se concluye que en mujeres víctimas de violencia de pareja y adultos mayores víctimas de violencia familiar, el nivel de riesgo de continuidad o agravamiento de la violencia era mayor en personas de sexo femenino, de menor edad, con menor independencia y capacidad económica, con menor grado de instrucción o cuyo estado civil era de conviviente. La salud mental no sería diferente según los diferentes niveles de riesgo de violencia, a pesar que el 50% tenía posibles trastornos psiquiátricos predominando la ansiedad/depresión y trastornos psicóticos. Objetivo: Determinar a relação entre o risco (de continuidade ou agravamento) de violência e a saúde mental de mulheres e idosos vítimas de violência por parceiro íntimo e familiar, respectivamente, cujos casos foram notificados em uma delegacia de polícia de Arequipa, Peru . Método: Estudo descritivo, correlacional e transversal. A amostra foi de 428 pessoas. O risco (de continuidade ou agravamento) de violência foi medido com "Fichas de Avaliação de Risco" específicas para a população do estudo, validadas e utilizadas acadêmica e legalmente no Peru. A saúde mental foi avaliada por meio do Questionário de Sintomas (Self-Reporting-Questionnaire SRQ). Para a análise, utilizou-se o SPSS-IBM 24, utilizando tabelas de frequência e contingência, com teste estatístico do qui-quadrado. Resultados: Encontrou-se associação entre características sociodemográficas e saúde mental com o nível de risco de violência, sendo estatisticamente significantes sexo, idade, escolaridade, naturalidade, estado civil, renda econômica, ocupação e sobrecarga familiar. Não foi encontrada associação significativa entre a avaliação do risco de violência e a presença de pelo menos um transtorno psiquiátrico. Conclusão: Conclui-se que nas mulheres vítimas de violência por parceiro íntimo e idosas vítimas de violência familiar, o nível de risco de continuidade ou agravamento da violência foi maior no sexo feminino, mais jovem, com menor independência e capacidade econômica, com menor escolaridade ou cujo relacionamento conjugal status era de coabitação. A saúde mental não seria diferente de acordo com os diferentes níveis de risco de violência, apesar de 50% apresentarem possíveis transtornos psiquiátricos, predominantemente ansiedade/depressão e transtornos psicóticos. Palavras-chave: Violência; violência contra a mulher; saúde mental; avaliação de risco.

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Las actitudes amorosas y la satisfacción en la pareja como factores intervinientes en la relación entre la violencia y las consecuencias en la salud de las mujeres

Cited by 10 publications

References 38 publications

Riesgo de violencia contra la pareja en mujeres gestantes y lactantes en Sincelejo, Colombia

Riesgo de violencia contra la pareja en mujeres gestantes y lactantes en Sincelejo, Colombia

Internalization of the Romantic Love Myths as a Risk Factor for Gender Violence: a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Salud mental y riesgo de violencia en mujeres y adultos mayores víctimas de violencia

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