Domestic Violence Perpetration Reporting among
Recently-Married Men Residing in Slums Correlate
Pharmaceutical Institution in South West Pune, India
Volume 1 - Issue 3
Rahul Hajare*
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Rahul Hajare, ICMR Post Doc Indian Council of Medical Research, India
Received: May 25, 2018; Published: May 30, 2018
DOI: 10.32474/OSMOAJ.2018.01.000112
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Abstract
A face is an index of mind correlation, co-efficient of mind. Domestic violence has prevalent in low-income and slum-dwelling
communities in India has accepted an issue of low education and second nature. Now days, the focus of domestic violence
prevention in resource-poor settings has largely been with women. Researcher herein aim to identify connection of domestic
violation perpetration to help inform future secondary prevention efforts that focus on mind set change in men. Utilizing a crosssectional
design, potential correlates of domestic violence perpetration has explored among a geographically-clustered random
sample recently-married men residing in slums correlate pharmaceutical institution in south west Pune, India. In multivariable
regression, Domestic Violence perpetration has associated with less time spent alone in the relationship post marriage, not attaining
the ‘husband ideal’. Poor resilience, having limited definitions of behaviours constituting Domestic Violence, and reporting greater
jealousy if the participant’s spouse has to talk to men outside the family. The identified correlates should inform components of
future Domestic Violence secondary prevention interventions that target men as potential perpetrators or the couple as a unit.
Keywords: Domestic Violence; Lmipis; Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder; Learning Difficulties
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