Modern informational technologies as a meaning for committing domestic violence

Covid-19 as a Facilitator for increasing domestic violence against women: A systematic review study

due to restrictive conditions (Quarantine) have exposed family relations to some critical issues and have increased domestic violence against women. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to investigate the reasons for the increasing domestic violence related to coronavirus (COVID 19) by systematic review study. Methods: At the first stage, we gathered original articles from 2019 to 2020 i...

Domestic violence and information communication technologies

Physical violence against women is pervasive through out the world and domestic violence has been a longstanding issue in feminist activism and research. Yet, these experiences are often not represented in technological research or design. In the move to consider HCI at the margins, in this paper, we ask: how have ICTs affected the experiences of domestic violence survivors? We interviewed fema...

Review: current therapies for men committing acts of domestic violence are of limited benefit.

Study selection and analysis: Inclusion criteria: experimental or quasi-experimental studies with a comparison group (randomised control groups or treatment dropouts); victim reports or police records (criminal reports) used to measure recidivism. Effect sizes using Cohen’s d were calculated. A hierarchical fixed effects model was used to assess the impacts of report type, study design, and tre...

Stalking as a variant of domestic violence.

Much of what is presently known about stalking in a domestic context has been depicted by the popular press, typically following a tragic outcome, and suggests that it is a problem of increasing dimensions. However, scientific literature on this subject is quite limited. This article provides an overview of scientific data related to stalking and associated psychiatric syndromes, including erot...

Informational Methodology for the Definition of Meaning