Playing Away the Rage: A Systematic Literature Review of Games in Anger Management Interventions

Marcelino, Nico; Kusuma, Samuel; Triwijaya Setiadi, Tan Albertus; Agung Santoso Gunawan, Alexander; Saputra, Karen Etania

doi:10.1109/iconnect56593.2023.10327136

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“…The results of this work align with research that has revealed comparable variables that influence domestic violence in many settings [17][18][19]. Moreover, this research enhances the existing body of knowledge by presenting actual data from a particular cultural milieu that has received less scholarly attention.…”

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Exploring Domestic Violence Causes in Saudi Arabia: Factor Analysis Approach

Alhelali,

Alamri,

Abdulrahman

et al. 2024

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The objective of this research is to ascertain the elements that have an impact on and drive domestic violence in Saudi Arabia, a phenomenon that has a prevalence rate of around 35% among women globally. The researchers administered a survey to a sample of 550 individuals and used exploratory factor analysis (EFA) to analyze the collected data. The findings revealed three factors: a lack of familial unity, encouragement of detrimental characteristics, and economic turmoil. The authors examined the consequences of these characteristics on preventive and intervention programs and proposed suggestions for policymakers and researchers. This research enhances the existing body of knowledge on domestic violence by conducting a statistical analysis to examine the factors that lead to it and the resulting outcomes within a particular cultural setting.

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confidence: 79%