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    mostly by an intimate partner or family member (“Statistics”). Although it is believed that domestic violence is a fading problem, it’s still quite common and cannot be ignored. Domestic violence is a pattern of behavior used to establish power and control over another person through fear and intimidation, often including aggression or threats (“Domestic Violence: Statistics & Facts”). Currently, domestic violence is still an issue all over the globe. The gender inequalities that have been…

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    Domestic Violence occurs within all races, both opposite and same sex relationships. According to the NCADV a woman is assaulted or beaten every second in the United States, on average over twenty people per minute are physically abused by their sexual partner. Domestic Violence causes an intimate partner to have power and control over their partner, this has a drastic effect on families and friends in which programs and shelters are suggested to help the victims get away from their abuser, and…

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    Social workers deal with cases on domestic violence daily, but outside the social work segment many people do not understand their role. Not only do social workers work with children, but they work with their families to get the child the help that they need. Social workers also work directly with the children to strengthen the mother-child relationship, as it can be badly affected by domestic abuse (Bennett 2015). Social workers want to strengthen their relationship with their mother because…

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    such as domestic violence within the family home were considered to be less problematic than crimes within the public and were often disregarded among public concern. Although, now violence against woman is becoming one of the most prevalent problems in America. Violence against women can be in the form of physical, sexual, verbal, stalking, financial and other ways in which men use their power, given by the society, to harm women. In the past, this problem was called domestic violence but has…

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    Domestic Violence and Control Domestic Violence is a very serious issue in the United States now a days. A lot of people do not really look into domestic violence as some people because a lot of this violence does not happen all the time but happens more than people think. There are a lot of different types of domestic violence like yelling and throwing things at someone or even a little more violence would be like hitting them and getting very physical with the victim. Domestic violence does…

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    researched the trends of domestic violence in Bangladesh toward married women in reaction to their socioeconomic status and cultural factors. In an attempt to figure out how to prevent domestic abuse, Tulshi Kumar Das et al. conducted qualitative research to find out how the previous factors played a role in domestic violence (Das et al.). After the conduction of 42 interviews of those who sought help, they learned that “demands…

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    Domestic Violence Causes

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    Dealing with domestic violence is not easy as a child or as an adult. One in three women are abused. That is actually one of the most challenging conflicts that could possibly happen to a woman. Domestic violence has been around for years, and it is only getting worse. Most of the time, when a female is going through this situation, she hope for a change in the abuse, but nine times out of ten it get worse. It can start off as a little hit, then build up to an everyday thing. Females have soft…

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    overly selective term. Domestic violence, as one would define this type of discipline today, has plagued many familial relationships due to its harsh effects on the persons involved. Although domestic violence was once justified by “a rule of thumb” (Schechter 21), the viciousness has…

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    because Mr. Heil used meth and marijuana and was violent towards the mother. The reporter stated after six months, Mr. Heil convinced her to move back in with him and she left. The reporter stated Shiloh has told her in the past that there is domestic violence in the home while she’s present but the reporter has never seen any visible marks or bruises on the child to suggest she’s being abused. The reporter also stated she believes there is drugs use in the home while the child is present.…

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    problems can be small like communication issues or they can be as dangerous as a controlling relationship. These issues can lead to bigger dilemmas in a person’s life. In the film Once Were Warriors we see a family and marriage be destroyed by domestic violence. The main characters Beth and Jake are greatly impacted by their gender, environment, and society. These issues affect their relationship and how Jake treats his family. Jake and Beth are in an abusive relationship that revolves around…

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