2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.psi.2015.07.008
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Miedo, conformidad y silencio. La violencia en las relaciones de pareja en áreas rurales de Ecuador

Abstract: La situación de la violencia dentro de la pareja en Latinoamérica es un problema complejo que provoca graves consecuencias para miles de mujeres. En este estudio se analizan los factores y dinámicas involucradas en este tipo de violencia en un contexto de pequeñas comunidades rurales. Para ello, a partir de un marco ecológico de análisis se ha desarrollado un estudio cualitativo en comunidades rurales de la provincia de Imbabura, en Ecuador. Se realizaron 7 grupos focales en los que participaron un total de 63… Show more

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“…First, the sample consisted of women whose claim of victimization of gender violence was vindicated by an aggressor's unappealable legal conviction, thus the generalization to clinical samples (no feigning is suspected; Rogers, 2008) and sociological samples (the legal definition of victim and the self-definition of victim differ) should be taken with caution. Second, the sample was composed almost exclusively by women reporting gender violence or gender violence reported by a third party (cases of severe violence), but excluded women who had not reported their aggressor as a result of the psychological injury itself or for other reasons (Boira, Carbajosa, & Méndez, 2016). Third, the victims of the present study were simultaneously victims of physical and psychological violence as confirmed by the legal judgements (besides being victims of economic or sexual violence, regardless as to whether it was cited or not in the legal judgement), and both are the most common manifestations of gender violence (Lövestad, Löve, Vaez, & Krantz, 2017;Novo, Herbón, & Amado, 2016), that is, mixed violence leading to greater injury to health (Fernández-González, Calvete, & Orue, 2017;Hegarty et al, 2012), whilst in other manifestations of violence injury may have less of an impact (Moral, García, Cuetos, & Sirvent, 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, the sample consisted of women whose claim of victimization of gender violence was vindicated by an aggressor's unappealable legal conviction, thus the generalization to clinical samples (no feigning is suspected; Rogers, 2008) and sociological samples (the legal definition of victim and the self-definition of victim differ) should be taken with caution. Second, the sample was composed almost exclusively by women reporting gender violence or gender violence reported by a third party (cases of severe violence), but excluded women who had not reported their aggressor as a result of the psychological injury itself or for other reasons (Boira, Carbajosa, & Méndez, 2016). Third, the victims of the present study were simultaneously victims of physical and psychological violence as confirmed by the legal judgements (besides being victims of economic or sexual violence, regardless as to whether it was cited or not in the legal judgement), and both are the most common manifestations of gender violence (Lövestad, Löve, Vaez, & Krantz, 2017;Novo, Herbón, & Amado, 2016), that is, mixed violence leading to greater injury to health (Fernández-González, Calvete, & Orue, 2017;Hegarty et al, 2012), whilst in other manifestations of violence injury may have less of an impact (Moral, García, Cuetos, & Sirvent, 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La realidad es que desde la óptica de la investigación científica es complejo comprender y explicar cualquier aumento o disminución del número de víctimas mortales de forma clara. Aclarar que el término objeto de análisis que se utilizará en este trabajo es HCP, tal y como ha sido definido anteriormente, sin pretender pivotar sobre los matices de conceptos asociados como el feminicidio o femicidio (que incluyen otras expresiones y formas de violencia contra la mujer; ver Boira, Carbajosa y Méndez, 2016;.…”
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“…Numerous studies show the support for sexist attitudes by adolescents (Carrera-Fernández, Lameiras-Fernández, Rodríguez-Castro, & Vallejo-Medina, 2013;Chahín-Pinzón & Briñez, 2015;Soto et al, 2011) in different countries and cultures (Glick et al, 2000). In addition, there are studies that have shown that maintaining sexist attitudes affect interpersonal relations (Moya et al, 2006) relating to intimate partner violence (Boira, Carbajosa, & Méndez, 2016;Hébert, Blais, & Lavoie, 2017;Sánchez, Muñoz-Fernández, & Vega-Gea, 2017;Vega-Gea, Ortega-Ruiz, & Sánchez, 2016) or sexual risk behaviours (Choi, Bowleg, & Neilands, 2011;Hanson, McMahon, Griese, & Kenyon, 2014) among adolescents, young people, and adults. Therefore, the study of sexism in adolescence is of the utmost importance for the subsequent development of romantic relationships.…”
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