People believe sexual harassment and domestic violence are less harmful for women in poverty

Cheek, Nathan N.; Bandt-Law, Bryn; Sinclair, Stacey

doi:10.1016/j.jesp.2023.104472

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“…Asimismo, se deja constancia que las autoridades implementan el servicio gratuito de asistencia policial con la finalidad de atender las llamadas telefónicas de las víctimas. Esto trajo resultado que durante la COVID-19 se incrementaron el número de arrestos y agresiones producidas por un integrante de la familia (Cheek, Bandt-Law, & Sinclair, 2023;Stokoe, & Richardson, 2023;Demir, & Park, 2022).…”

Section: Violencia Doméstica Y Violencia De Génerounclassified

Violencia doméstica y cultura: reconocimiento de los derechos para garantizar el desarrollo social

Castro Arellano,

Quezada Castro,

Vélez Jiménez

et al. 2024

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La violencia doméstica durante muchos años se justificó desde la perspectiva de la cultura, es decir, en diferentes sociedades se permitió la agresión hacia la mujer, a quien se le vulneró en sus derechos y no se le consideró como víctima porque los actos de violencia se normalizaron. El objetivo de investigación fue evaluar la producción científica sobre la violencia doméstica y la cultura, lo cual se realizó en las bases de datos más representativas Scopus y Web of Science. Se utilizó el método de revisión documental a partir de la búsqueda de los términos: violencia doméstica y cultura. Se obtuvo como resultado que la violencia doméstica, tradicionalmente, se justifica por la imposición de la figura patriarcal, quien ejercía su rol desde la agresión injustificada. Asimismo, que durante mucho tiempo existió desigualdad en el ejercicio de los derechos de la mujer y se consintió la permanencia de esta injusticia en el hogar. De igual forma, existen investigaciones que no justifican la agresión contra la mujer en los tiempos actuales y precisan que todo acto de violencia doméstica debe ser sancionado. Se concluyó que es importante conocer la concepción de la violencia doméstica y la cultura para establecer la necesidad de difundir los derechos que tienen las mujeres e integrantes del hogar. En la misma línea, no existe justificación para sustentar o permitir la continuidad de la violencia doméstica, toda vez que atenta contra la dignidad humana.

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Section: Violencia Doméstica Y Violencia De Génerounclassified

Violencia doméstica y cultura: reconocimiento de los derechos para garantizar el desarrollo social

Castro Arellano,

Quezada Castro,

Vélez Jiménez

et al. 2024

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“…This bias was widespread: Lay participants in a nationally representative sample of the U.S. displayed the bias, as did several professional populations—teachers, social workers, and customer service employees. People also appear to think that the hardship of poverty makes people less vulnerable to physical pain (Cheek & Shafir, 2020; Hoffman & Trawalter, 2016; Summers et al, 2021) and that lower SES women are less harmed than higher SES women by sexual harassment and domestic abuse (Cheek et al, 2022).…”

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“…Nor do people simply think that high-SES individuals have gotten so used to a life of luxury that they overreact to even minor inconveniences: Participants also thought that people in poverty would be less harmed by negative events than non-affluent people (Cheek & Shafir, 2020). Dehumanization also fails to explain the bias, because people often expect that positive events have a greater impact on people in poverty (Cheek et al, 2022; Cheek & Shafir, 2020), whereas dehumanization perspectives posit that low-SES individuals have weaker emotional reactions regardless of valence (Loughnan et al, 2014; Sainz et al, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

People think the everyday effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are not as bad for people in poverty.

Cheek¹

2023

Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied

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Many of the everyday restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic (e.g., lockdowns, being apart from loved ones) are even worse for those with fewer financial and material resources, but a series of experiments (total N = 1,452) suggests that people think the opposite. Indeed, participants consistently displayed a “thick skin bias,” whereby they perceived effects of the pandemic such as sheltering at home or remaining apart from loved ones as less harmful for people in poverty. Directly providing information that contradicted this misguided stereotype reduced, but did not completely reverse, the thick skin bias. A failure to understand the full impact of the pandemic for those with the fewest resources may perpetuate and exacerbate inequalities during and after this unprecedented global crisis, making the identification of strategies to counteract biased understandings of poverty a pressing priority for future research.

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“…Suppose all tiered intelligence activities are related to problem analysis so that predictions can be made. In that case, intelligence core analysis takes a tiered perspective, which aims to provide a type of analysis that is directly relevant to achieving strategic organizational, corporate and governmental objectives (Cheek et al, 2023;Mishori et al, 2023;Yemane & Sokkary, 2022).…”

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Intelligence Analysis: Delays in the Formation of the Crime of Sexual Violence Law and It’s Derivative Regulations

Rahayu,

Puspitasari,

Anriani

2023

IJSSR

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This research is motivated by the increase in sexual violence numbers, both against women and other vulnerable groups. Sexual violence requires legislative intervention which in its process faces obstacles because of the appearance of controversy. The controversy affects the slow process of approval of the law and its derivative rules. Using the concept of strategic intelligence analysis, this research was carried out. Qualitative approach with descriptive type, research using document study and interviews as data collection techniques. Data suggests that reviewed strategic intelligence analysis fails due to factors of lack of knowledge about sexual violence and its implications, besides the concept of strategic intelligence analysis for mapping conflict and contesting actors has not been used in the policy formulation process. These weaknesses affect the extent to which the state budget is being used to allocate prolonged regulatory formulation, in addition to affecting the social and psychological costs to the victims and existing support systems, including law enforcement and victim protection. Recommendations to all stakeholders, first of all relating to the intelligence function of information sharing, enhancing intelligence capacity especially at the knowledge level, as well as encouraging enhanced cooperation and collaboration among actors to jointly strive for Indonesia to be free from sexual violence.

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People believe sexual harassment and domestic violence are less harmful for women in poverty

Cited by 7 publications

References 61 publications

Violencia doméstica y cultura: reconocimiento de los derechos para garantizar el desarrollo social

Violencia doméstica y cultura: reconocimiento de los derechos para garantizar el desarrollo social

People think the everyday effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are not as bad for people in poverty.

Intelligence Analysis: Delays in the Formation of the Crime of Sexual Violence Law and It’s Derivative Regulations

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