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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Kärnfamilj, skenäktenskap och kulturellt våld : Regeringens syn på kvinnor och män som anhöriginvandrare till Sverige vid millennieskiftet 2000. / Domestic violence, Gender and Family Immigration : The governmental view of women and men as family immigrates to Sweden in the end of the 1990’s.

Hultin, Carolina January 2015 (has links)
Sweden has been a country of immigration since the Second World War. The asylum immigration is regulated by international law, the immigration of employees’ works through guidelines from the European Union. The immigration left for regulations from the government is the family immigration, which xenophobic parties want to increase. The immigration reaches a high level in the 1990’s. As the social democratic government is trying to keep the immigration controlled media is criticizing the regulations of immigration. Since the 1970´s probation of 2 years is needed for relation immigrants in order to minimize abuse. This rule might force women to stay in violent relationships due to fear of being sent back home, if they make a report to the police. The government faces the problem with the proposition 1999/2000:43, which is analyzed in this thesis with the goal to reveal the underlying values regarding the view of women, men and violence. Focusing on gender Carol Lee Bacchi’s discourse analythical method “What’s the ‘problem’ represented to be?” is used.
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Perspectives on intimate partner violence, focusing on the period of pregnancy

Edin, Kerstin E January 2006 (has links)
Målet med denna avhandling var att undersöka partnerrelaterat våld mot kvinnor i Sverige från olika perspektiv och med ett särskilt fokus på graviditetsperioden. Syftet var: 1) att ta reda på barnmorskors erfarenheter, attityder och rutiner angående partnerrelaterat våld mot gravida kvinnor inom mödravården; 2) att utforska hur personer som arbetar inom olika program för våldsbenägna män (inom och utom kriminalvården) talar om manligt och kvinnligt och om partnerrelaterat våld, speciellt i förhållande till graviditet; och 3) att belysa kvinnors erfarenheter av att bli och vara gravid samtidigt som de var utsatta för våld i relationen, samt deras möten med barnmorskorna på mödravårdscentralen. Data för tre studier samlades in under åren 1998-2003 med kvantitativa och kvalitativa metoder. En enkät skickades till alla yrkesverksamma mödravårdsbarnmorskor i Västerbotten och analyserades statistiskt och med innehållsanalys. Forskningsintervjuerna utfördes och analyserades enligt ’grundad teori’ (för att skapa teoretiska förklaringsmodeller), ’diskursanalys’ (för att visa hur ett gemensamt språkbruk konstruerar ’sanning’) och ’narrativ metod’ (för att tolka och återberätta innebörden i personliga berättelser). Resultaten från de studier som lade grunden till denna avhandling visar på problemets komplexitet, både från de professionellas och från kvinnornas perspektiv. Barnmorskorna (artikel I) var yrkeskunniga men också kunniga om partnerrelaterat våld mot kvinnor, men utan PM eller andra riktlinjer, så blev de osäkra och ställde sällan direkta frågor eftersom ämnet ansågs vara känsligt och tabubelagt. De professionella (artikel II-III) som arbetade med våldsbenägna män i olika program (inom eller utanför kriminalvården) krävde att män skulle ta ansvar för sitt våld. De ansåg att våldsamma män var tämligen vanliga män men avvikande i särskilda avseenden såsom i samspel, kommunikation, nära relationer och i deras kvinnosyn. De professionella beskrev stereotyper om könsskillnader och hur aggressivitet kan starta på olika sätt hos olika typer av män och ansåg också att graviditet kan utlösa konflikter och våld. Likväl så ingick i programmen vanligtvis inte känsliga frågor, om t.ex. graviditet och samlevnad, och trots en god vilja och avsikt att skapa en ’ny maskulinitet’, så tycktes deras strategier och tankegångar rent av kunna motverka deras egna goda syften. De nio intervjuade kvinnorna (artikel IV) som hade varit utsatta för våld beskrev hur deras liv hade varit komplicerade och blivit till en mardröm då deras hjärtevän hade förvandlats till en förövare. Två kvinnor bröt upp från sina relationer under graviditeten på grund av livshotande våld medan de andra för det mesta höll uppe en fasad och dolde det pågående våldet inför barnmorskan och andra alltmedan de gick balansgång mellan hopp och förtvivlan eller väntade på rätt tidpunkt att ge sig av. Förutom kvinnornas berättelser om partnerrelaterat våld under graviditet (artikel IV) så presenterades två professionella grupper och deras gemensamma svårigheter gällande tabun och känsliga frågor utanför det man vanligtvis sysslade med i sin profession (artikel I-III). Barnmorskorna var yrkeskunniga men hade ingen handlingsplan för att kunna bemöta och identifiera komplexiteten i våldsutsatta gravida kvinnors situation som ofta består i att dölja och balansera. De professionella i program för män konfronterade tydligt mäns våld och hade ambitionen att utmana deras maskulinitet, men då de i samtalen exempelvis förbisåg att ta upp vissa känsliga frågor kan utfallet ifrågasättas. / The aim of this thesis was to examine - from different perspectives - intimate partner violence (IPV) against women, focusing on the period of pregnancy, with the object of increasing the available knowledge about this complex subject area, in a Swedish context. The specific aims were: i) to assess the experience, knowledge, attitudes and routines of midwives working in antenatal care regarding IPV against pregnant women; ii) to explore discourses with special reference to IPV, gender and the period of pregnancy of professionals running various intervention programs for men inclined to violence (outside or within the treatment of offenders); and iii) to illuminate experiences in women subjected to IPV by analyzing their stories about becoming and being pregnant as well as meeting antenatal care providers. Three studies were carried out using a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods. Questionnaires sent to all midwives working at antenatal care clinics in the county of Västerbotten were processed by statistical methods and content analysis. The qualitative research interviews followed the ‘grounded theory’, ‘discourse analysis’ or ‘narrative analysis’ approach. The results indicate the complexity of the problem of IPV from the viewpoints of both professional actors and the women. The midwives, although knowledgeable about IPV and certainly experts on pregnancy, felt uncertain regarding IPV and rarely asked direct questions of pregnant women, because the midwives perceived the subject to be difficult and taboo and they lacked guidelines to help them tackle the issue. The professionals in men’s programs intended men to take full responsibility for their own violent behavior. They viewed violent men as rather ordinary but yet deviant in certain respects such as in interplay, communication, relationships and in their views of women. The professionals described gender stereotypes and attributed and generalized certain masculine characteristics to aggressiveness. They also believed that pregnancy could be a potential trigger for conflicts and violence. Nevertheless, pregnancy and sensitive relational topics did not constitute significant parts of the intervention programs. Despite good intentions to change concepts of masculinity, the professionals’ discourses appeared to be rather lacking in reflection and even counter-productive. The women who had been subjected to violence described their complex lives as being terrible nightmares where their lovers turned into perpetrators. Two of the nine interviewed women left their relationships during pregnancy because of life-threatening violence whereas the others mostly kept up a front, hiding the IPV from the antenatal care staff and others while they trod a fine line between hope and despair or waited for the right moment to leave. In addition to women’s stories about IPV during pregnancy, two professional groups presented shared dilemmas regarding taboos and sensitive matters outside ordinary practice. Midwives were proficient but had no action plan to recognize and meet the complexity of the abused pregnant women’s situation involving concealment, balancing and decision-making. Professionals in programs for men were explicitly confronting men’s violence and wanted also to challenge masculinity in their clients. However, their discourse lacked depth by, for instance, their overlooking of sensitive relational topics in dialogues with men.
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The experiences of spouses living with clinically depressed partners.

Mose, Isaiah. January 2008 (has links)
<p><font face="Times New Roman">This study explored the lived experience of spouses living with depressed partners. A qualitative phenomenological,&nbsp / exploratory study design was used to explore the lived experience of the spouses, identifying the coping strategies and challenges that they face as they live with the depressed partners. A purposive sample of seven spouses living with their depressed partners who were being treated in outpatient department were recruited to participate in the study.</font></p> <p align="left">In-depth, face-to-face interviews were conducted, audiotaped with the participants&rsquo / permission and transcribed verbatim. The data from the transcripts, field notes, and demographic questionnaires was organized ready for analysis. Thematic data analysis was used to code the data, and group the codes to form categories. The categories were further regrouped to form themes. The themes were conceptualized and contextualized to uncover the meaning that the spouse carers attached to the lived experience.</p> <p align="left">It emerged that most of the spouses described their partners and the relationship negatively due to the burden of care. The male carers as compared to the female carers expressed the negativity more and it impacted on the quality of care they were providing to the depressed partners. It was revealed that inadequate professional support was linked with the ineffective coping strategies employed by the spouse carers. Hence, most of the spouse carers presented with symptoms of depression and were at the stage of impoverishment according to the adaptive potential assessment model. A recommendation to involve spouse carers in the treatment plan and improve the support system to the spouse carers was made to the stakeholders of health service providers at the primary health level.</p>
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MALE FARMERS COPING WITH LOSS OF SPOUSE: IMPACTS ON FARMING OPERATION AND FAMILY LIFE

Wilson, Daniel O 01 January 2012 (has links)
Losing a spouse is as devastating an experience anyone will ever deal with in his or her life. Research, however, shows that men have a harder and longer time coping with the loss of a spouse than women. When the widower’s profession is farming, there are no resources to specifically help that individual with their loss. The purpose of this research was to gain insight into the lives of widowed farmers with particular focus on transitions in their farming operation and their family life. Through their stories, we learn what is happening before the loss of the female spouse on the farm, during the bereavement period, and how the farmer handles the situation after the bereavement period has ended. Findings indicate that the Cooperative Extension Service can play a major role in supporting our widowed farmers as they seek a new normal for their farm operation and family life. Also, farming widowers have more stress following the loss of a spouse due to the added aspect of managing the farm and the home simultaneously after the passing of their spouse. Recommendations include further expanding spousal bereavement materials to include a section for males and in particular farming widowers.
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Intimate partner violence and depression among women in rural Ethiopia

Deyessa Kabeta, Negussie, January 2010 (has links)
Diss. (sammanfattning) Umeå : Umeå universitet, 2010.
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The effects of childhood sexual abuse on adult females

Ramasar, Anandra Devi 01 1900 (has links)
Text in English / This study examined the effects of childhood sexual abuse on the emotional functioning of adult female survivors and the impact on their relationships with their spouse I partner and child I children. Literature reveals that sexual abuse has negative long-term effects on adult survivors, including psychological impairments. To study this phenomenon, a psycho-educational perspective was utilised. A clinical, judgmental sample of sixteen adult female survivors who attributed their current difficulties and problems to their childhood sexual experience was selected and an in-depth qualitative study was undertaken. The Emotions Profile Index Personality Test, a Questionnaire and an Interview were used to determine the present emotional functioning of the survivors and the impact on their relationships. The conclusions reached were that childhood sexual abuse had a detrimental effect on the emotional functioning of survivors and this impacted negatively on their relationships with their spouse I partner and child I children. / Psychology of Education / M. Ed. (Psychology of Education, with specialisation in Guidance and Counselling)
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M?e-esposa e professora: educadoras no final do s?culo XIX

Pinheiro, Rossana Kess Brito de Souza 29 May 2009 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T14:36:05Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 RossanaKBSP.pdf: 2363162 bytes, checksum: 59295426236bdb53978917df1f8c334a (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-05-29 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior / This text is organized through discussions undertaken in the area of the History of Education in Rio Grande do Norte, circumscribed to the History of Women from the first decades of the Brazilian Republic, and to the analysis of what was expected of this education. We examined representations of women in Natal, between 1889 and 1914, with the goal of configuring relations between the sexes with the emphasis on moral, intellectual and pedagogical aspects required of these women. As documental sources we utilized the educational, civil and criminal Legislation, on a National scope, as well as on a State and Municipal scope. We circumscribed our search to the newspaper A Rep?blica, in which we found literature that circulated in Natal in the form of pamphlets, short stories and poetry, as well as other texts by authors that were part of the corpus of analysis of this study, located in public and private archives in Rio Grande do Norte, such as the Historical and Geographic Institute of Rio Grande do Norte (IHGRN) and the State Public Archive of Rio Grande do Norte (APE-RN). The use of the indexing method and the propositions of Cultural History were the appropriate theoretical-methodological framework to complete studies of this nature. This operational perspective permitted us to elaborate nuances about this time of transition from the 19th to the 20th Century, and to spotlight the fire of the women from this period. The basis of the argument that related women to maternity and domesticity, and within the ideals of abnegation and religious leadership, aligned to a demand coming from the increase in the quantity of schools for women, allocated women as the most appropriate for superior in educational performance in the country, based on its foundations: primary education. Beyond the universe of formal education, the other side of women appeared in republican politics. The mother-spouse and the institutionalization of domestic education associated the female gender with the role of educator at home as well. Be it in the public sphere, as a teacher, or in private, as mother-spouse, female care is perceived in this configuration, as an educational base that the Republic, and in transition, bequeathed to the Brazilian 20th Century / Este texto se orienta atrav?s das discuss?es empreendidas no universo da Hist?ria da Educa??o Norte-rio-grandense, circunscrita ? Hist?ria das Mulheres nas primeiras d?cadas do Brasil republicano e ? an?lise do que se esperava dessa educa??o no ?mbito da educa??o feminina. Evidenciamos as representa??es femininas em Natal, entre os anos de 1889 e 1914, com o objetivo de configurar as rela??es de g?nero com ?nfase nos aspectos morais, intelectuais e pedag?gicos exigidos dessas mulheres. Utilizamos como fontes documentais a Legisla??o educacional, civil e penal, tanto no ?mbito nacional, como estadual e municipal. Circunscrevemos a nossa busca no jornal A Rep?blica, no qual evidenciamos a literatura que circulava em Natal sob a forma de Folhetim, Contos e Poesias, bem como nos demais textos dos autores presentes que fizeram parte do corpus da an?lise para este estudo, localizados em arquivos p?blicos e privados do Rio Grande do Norte, como o Instituto Hist?rico e Geogr?fico do Rio Grande do Norte (IHGRN) e o Arquivo P?blico Estadual do Rio Grande do Norte (APE-RN). O uso do m?todo indici?rio e as proposi??es da Hist?ria Cultural foi o suporte te?rico-metodol?gico apropriado ? realiza??o de um trabalho dessa natureza. Essa perspectiva operacional permitiu elaborar nuan?as sobre este tempo de transi??o, entre o s?culo XIX e XX, e trazer a lume a mulher deste per?odo. A base de argumenta??o que relacionava a mulher ? maternidade e ? domesticidade, e estas ao ide?rio de abnega??o e sacerd?cio, aliou-se a uma demanda vinda do aumento no quantitativo de escolas femininas e alocou a mulher como a mais apropriada para o melhor desempenho educacional no pa?s, a partir de suas bases: a educa??o primaria. Para al?m do universo escolar, outra face de mulher se apresentava neste universo pol?tico republicano. A m?e-esposa e a institucionaliza??o da educa??o dom?stica associavam o g?nero feminino tamb?m com a educadora no lar. Seja no p?blico, como professora, seja no privado, como m?e-esposa, o cuidado feminino ? percebido nessa configura??o como a base educacional que a Rep?blica e o entre-s?culos legaram ao s?culo XX brasileiro
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Violência Cometida Pelo Parceiro Íntimo Contra a Mulher e Prática Educativa Materna

Silva, Josianne Maria Mattos da 21 August 2015 (has links)
Submitted by Fabio Sobreira Campos da Costa (fabio.sobreira@ufpe.br) on 2016-04-07T14:41:13Z No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 1232 bytes, checksum: 66e71c371cc565284e70f40736c94386 (MD5) DISSERTAÇÃO JOSIANNE MATTOS.pdf: 1147221 bytes, checksum: 26a5d5a2976ac258b491cc24dc6aa6c8 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-07T14:41:13Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 1232 bytes, checksum: 66e71c371cc565284e70f40736c94386 (MD5) DISSERTAÇÃO JOSIANNE MATTOS.pdf: 1147221 bytes, checksum: 26a5d5a2976ac258b491cc24dc6aa6c8 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-08-21 / CAPEs / A violência é uma questão complexa que se reproduz no cotidiano. Ela pode se naturalizar nas relações parentais - sob a justificativa de atos disciplinares - e, numa outra perspectiva, na relação com parceiros íntimos. O objetivo da pesquisa foi estimar a prevalência e analisar a associação entre a violência cometida contra mulheres por parceiro íntimo (VPI) e a prática educativa materna (PEM) com crianças no início da escolaridade formal. Estudo transversal, realizado entre 2013 e 2014 com 631 mulheres, entre 24 e 58 anos, cadastradas na Estratégia de Saúde da Família do Distrito Sanitário II da cidade do Recife, Pernambuco. A PEM foi avaliada pela escala de conflitos Parent-Child Conflict Tactics Scale. VPI foi definida por atos concretos de violência psicológica, física e sexual infligidos à mulher pelo parceiro. A associação da VPI com a PEM foi estimadvoa pelos odds ratios brutos e ajustados, utilizando-se análise de regressão logística multivariada. As prevalências foram, VPI: 24,4% e PEM violenta: 93,8% (82,4% de agressão física e 91,4% de agressão psicológica). Disciplina não violenta (DNV) foi referida por 97,6% das mulheres como estratégia educativa, coexistindo com estratégias violentas de disciplinamento. Houve associação entre VPI e PEM; ter relatado VPI aumentou as chances em 2,2 vezes da criança sofrer agressão psicológica (IC95%: 1,0 - 5,0). Embora a DNV tenha sido referida, os achados demonstram alta prevalência de prática educativa materna que perpassa pela violência, o que aponta para a necessidade de intervenções que minimizem os prejuízos da violência na mulher e na criança. / Violence is a complex issue that happens every day. It can become natural in parental relationships – justified as disciplinary actions – and, on another perspective, on the relationship with intimate partners. This research aimed to estimate the prevalence and to analyze the association between the intimate partner violence against women (IPV) and the maternal educational practice (MEP) against to children at the start of formal education. This is a Cross-sectional study, carried out from 2013 to 2014 with 631women in the age group 24 and 58 years old, registered at the Sanitary Distric II Family Health Strategy of Recife, Pernambuco. The MEP was evaluated with the Parent-Child Conflict Tactics Scale. IPV was defined by the concrete psychological, physical and sexual violence acts inflicted to the woman by her partner. The association of IPV and MEP was estimated by the crude and adjusted odds ratio, using the logistic regression analysis. The prevalences of, IPV was (24.4% and for violent MEP 93.8%; 82.4 % for physical aggression and 91.4% psychological aggression). Non-violent discipline (NVD) was referred by 92.6% of women as educational strategy, coexisting with violent disciplining strategies. There was an association between IPV and MEP: have reported IPV increased 2,2 times the chances of a child to suffer psychological aggression (CI95%: 1.0 – 5.0). Although the NVD has been referred, the finding demonstrate high prevalence of violent maternal educational practice, what points out to the necessity of interventions that minimize the harms on the woman and the child.
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Theoretical Orientation, Style, and Compatibility as Factors in Spouse Cotherapy

Benningfield, Anna Beth 08 1900 (has links)
Cotherapy has been advocated as an effective treatment mode, especially with groups, couples, and families. The relationship between the cotherapists has been identified as an important determinant in the success of this method. This relationship has been compared to the marital relationship between spouses, and the marriages of therapists have been viewed as offering advantages for cotherapy. Since not all therapists who are married to each other work as cotherapists, the purpose of this study was to investigate whether or not spouse cotherapists differ from other therapists who are also married to each other but who do not work together on a regular basis as cotherapists. The five dimensions measured for all subject couples include frequency of differing theoretical orientation, similarity of self-reported behavior in therapy, compatibility of needs for inclusion, compatibility of needs for control, and compatibility of needs for affection. Subjects for this study were 6 5 married couples in which both spouses were psychotherapists. The couples were divided into two groups according to whether or not they worked together as cotherapists on a regular basis. The group of spouse cotherapists included 29 couples who reported regular cotherapy together. The group of therapist couples included 37 couples who reported no regular cotherapy with their spouses. All subject couples were provided a packet of materials which included a letter explaining the general purpose of the study, two copies of the Therapist Personal Data Form, two copies of the Self-Description of Therapist's Behavior, two copies of the Fundamental Interpersonal Relations Orientation-Behavior, and a stamped envelope addressed to the experimenter for the return of the materials.
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Communication after mild traumatic brain injury: a spouse’s perspective

Crewe-Brown, Samantha Jayne 21 August 2007 (has links)
Mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) has gained increasing attention over recent years with much research directed at the nature of persisting symptoms experienced by individuals with MTBI. Owing to the subtle nature of cognitive-communicative difficulties after MTBI, as well as the lack of sensitivity of traditional assessment tools in identifying these difficulties, individuals with MTBI are seldom referred for speech-language therapy services. The need has therefore arisen for the communicative abilities of individuals with MTBI to be assessed in ways other than through the implementation of traditional assessment tools. This preliminary study, for which a qualitative approach with a multiple case study design was adopted, aimed to investigate communication following MTBI from the perspective of a spouse. The spouses of three individuals with MTBI were selected to participate in this study. Semi-structured interviews consisting of two open-ended questions were held with each spouse. The content obtained from the interviews was subjected to a discourse analysis (DA) and the themes that were identified were interpreted within the Model of Social Communication (Hartley, 1995). The results of this study revealed that each of the participants perceived changes in the communication of their spouses since the MTBI. When interpreted within the Model of Social Communication (Hartley, 1995), these communication difficulties were considered to be either the result of impaired internal processes (including impairments in executive control, stored knowledge, subcortical and limbic input or cognition) or the interaction between these impaired internal processes and the environment. The implications of these results regarding the role of the speech-language therapist in MTBI are highlighted. The potential value of the spouse, and the use of DA as both a methodological and clinical tool in the field of speech-language therapy are discussed. Recommendations for future research are made. / Dissertation (M (Communication Pathology))--University of Pretoria, 2007. / Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology / M (Communication Pathology) / unrestricted

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