Knowledge on practice regarding self-defense against sexual harassment among females in Mangalore with a view to providing an informational pamphlet

Antecedents of behavioral intentions for purchasing safety tools among women

“…Consensus was suggested to be considered, demographic diversity, and more research to encompass a more diverse finding. Chavan et al [ 13 ] considered women in Mangalore regarding practices on self-defense. Their study focused on sexual harassment found that knowledge and understanding regarding the violence is a contributing factor relating to the use of self-defense tools.…”

“…To which, both these theories have been considered and integrated to completely assess the behavioral aspects of stress and coping for safety reasons [ 18 , 19 ]. Though several literatures have extended the TPB in different context, the analysis of safety from self-defense tools have mostly covered interviews and multi-sectional design [ [10] , [11] , [12] , [13] , [14] , [15] ].…”