Dating Violence

Introduction In modern history, dating violence is an important issue in American society. As the proportion of domestic violence rises, much research has been done to prove that violence in adolescent dating is an important element of later domestic violence. According to current research, many young adolescents are subjected to physical, sexual, or emotional abuse in dating relationships. According to the survey, people involved in violence and those who are victims of these behaviors are more likely to participate in future violent relationships.

Dating Violence Infectious violence is an early form of violence mainly by intimate partners from puberty to early adulthood. A systematic review of research on the spread of dating violence in North America and Europe (14) showed that 4.2% of girls and 2.6% boys experienced dating violence in adolescence. However, because the definition of date violence used in various studies is different from the definition of measuring instruments, accurate comparison can not be made. In Africa, according to South Africa's study (15) of 928 men and women aged 13 to 23 years, 42% of women and 38% of men are victims of physical dating violence in adolescence or adulthood reported. . In Ethiopia, nearly 16% of 1,378 male college students reported that they were physically abused or not partners and 16.9% reported that they committed sexual violence.

This study investigated dating violence among survivors of child sexual abuse. In this study, the spread of violence due to psychological and physical dating and the reciprocity of violence were estimated. In addition, it examines the impact of certain child sexual abuse characteristics on date violence such as period, violence and invasion. Respondents included 126 women between the ages of 13 and 17. More than 45% of the respondents said they experienced physical violence in a dating relationship. More than 90% of cases, psychological violence is reciprocal. Multiple regression analysis showed that the important contribution of children's sexual abuse characteristics is beyond other known risk factors. According to regression analysis, the period of sexual abuse and violence, or the completion of sexual intercourse during abuse may have a serious impact on dating violence. Key words: child sexual abuse; prevalence rate; reciprocity; risk factor; sexual abuse

Dating Violence Dating Violence People who are in current or past dating relationships are physically, sexually, linguistically, or emotionally in order to hurt, threaten, threaten or control other people in that relationship We will use the crucial abuse. Dating violence can also occur when a person associates with a person married to a criminal, married to that person, or a person who is married or encounters with a person who has dated. In cases where the act is severe, persistent or extensive enough to affect the participation or the ability to benefit from the student's educational program or activity, such conduct may be harassed, threatening, intimidating, hostile or aggressive It is regarded as creation of an educational environment seriously hinders the student's academic performance. Delivery schools can not guarantee the delivery of goods to students. However, these items (PE uniforms, classroom teaching materials, lunch etc)