2013
DOI: 10.5812/ijhrba.10029
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The Comparison of Self-differentiation and Self-concept in Divorced and Non-divorced Women who Experience Domestic Violence

Abstract: BackgroundA number of researches indicate that domestic violence (DV) causes abuse and vulnerability of women and children. Two components that can decrease violence and divorce are self-concept and self-differentiation.ObjectivesIn this research, we compare self-differentiation and self-concept in divorced and non-divorced women that experience domestic violence.Materials and MethodsTo achieve the goal of the research, 80 divorced women with domestic violence were chosen through available sampling and equaliz… Show more

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“…However, no relationship was found between Fusion and willing unwanted sexting, indicating that at the individual level, a strong sense of self may be more important as a protective factor against sexting coercion risk than guarding against emotional fusion. This is consistent with prior results, which suggest that young women with a stronger sense of self are less likely to experience relationship violence [45,67].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…However, no relationship was found between Fusion and willing unwanted sexting, indicating that at the individual level, a strong sense of self may be more important as a protective factor against sexting coercion risk than guarding against emotional fusion. This is consistent with prior results, which suggest that young women with a stronger sense of self are less likely to experience relationship violence [45,67].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…In contrast, individuals with high DoS report greater capacity to maintain a sense of self in the presence of intimate others, emotion regulation, and increased resistance to external stressors, such as social pressures [43,44]. Furthermore, DoS has been found to be associated with a decrease in the experience of relationship violence for women [45]. In contrast, individuals with low DoS who experience equivalent stressors report sexual difficulties, diminished coping and self-regulation, a poorly defined sense of self, and increased sexual compliance [46].…”
Section: Sexting Coercion and Self-regulationmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Many women in Iran do not seek substantial solutions to deal with IPV since they consider it a private matter, therefore they deal with it with individual strategies (Abadi et al 2012;Eftekhar et al 2010) which is associated with low level of self-differentiation (Sheikh, Koolaee & Rahmatizadeh 2013). As stated in Iran's civil law (Article 1105), the husband is the household head and makes a decision for whole family.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The majority of the studies in Pakistan have focused on differentiation of self in adults (e.g. Sheikh, Koolaee, & Zadeh, 2013;Kamran & Malik, 2016;Malik & Idrees, 2018;Jafary, Alavi, Irajpour & Mehrabi, 2017;Riaz, Javed & Amjad, 2017) while research looking at the adolescent perspective is comparatively slim. Maybe this is due to the unavailability of an appropriate measurement tool.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%