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The problem was in marital relations, finances, and spouseabuse.
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The byproduct of the lifestyle is polluted rivers, greenhouse effect, spouseabuse, televangelists, and serial killers.
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The same goes for spouseabuse, or any other angry outburst where the emotional intensity goes well beyond the situation at hand.
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Violence against women and impunity in spousalabuse remained widespread, the study said.
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A poll would surely tell him that news of spousalabuse would be fatal.
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Alcoholism, welfare dependency, teen pregnancy, unemployment and spousalabuse all roil in this film.
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No squalid jail or brutal incarceration will undo the culture that normalises spousalabuse.
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Jason Kidd of the NBA's New Jersey Nets pleaded guilty to spousalabuse in 2001.
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I thought I'd look at the patriarchal manner in which wifeabuse has been covered in (or ignored by!)
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My Courtship and Marriage.-Changeof owner.-Myfirst born.-Its sufferings.-My wifeabused.-My own anguish.
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His wifeabuses me in all societies, and tries to pass me without speaking.
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The villagers were very sorry for what had happened but the headman and his wifeabused them for not having believed their word.
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After her husbandabused her for several years he took another wife and kicked her out into the streets.
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Her husbandabused her.
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If the husbandabused his privileges, the wife was obliged to bear the insult in silence, being helpless to avenge it.
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She spared no effort to set his mind at ease, protesting that she did not care a rap how furiously her husbandabused her.
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I guess it's been one of my secrets that my husbandabused his team something awful, and I hated them, was really scared of them.
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New Zealand scored particularly badly on intimatepartnerviolence and community safety.
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Incidence and risk factors of intimatepartnerviolence were estimated by Poisson Regression.
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At baseline, 52 percent of women reported experience of recent intimatepartnerviolence.
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HIV-related stigma and intimatepartnerviolence may be moderating factors.
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Conclusions: A significant proportion of women of reproductive age experience situations of intimatepartnerviolence.
Usage of partner abuse in English
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The focus group on its own doubled the awareness of partnerabuse.
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Background: Intimate partnerabuse is very common among female patients in family practice.
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To date, valid indicators of partnerabuse of women are lacking.
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Methods: Eighteen family doctors who participated in a training program on partnerabuse were interviewed.
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In general, doctors overlook the possibility of partnerabuse.
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Among those women, the prevalence of partnerabuse went from 54 percent to six percent.
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Conclusions: Training was the most significant determinant to improve awareness and identification of intimate partnerabuse.
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Practice implications: Training on partnerabuse should be specifically tailored to change awareness, attitudes and consultation skills.
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Research has also found that partnerabuse often goes hand-in-hand with maternal depression, another risk factor for child abuse.
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One in 10 women in a relationship said they have experienced some kind of partnerabuse during the pandemic.
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But their unconsciousness is nothing more than a reflection of our society's ignorance and acceptance of intimate partnerabuse.
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Results: The interviewees evaluated the training program to be useful in raising their awareness and suspect criteria on partnerabuse.
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Even the valuable tools that already exist might be tweaked or designed differently if intimate partnerabuse were being taken into consideration.
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Aim: To investigate whether awareness of intimate partnerabuse, as well as active questioning, increase after attending focus group and training, or focus group only.
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Objective: The aim of this study was to discover the ways in which a training program on intimate partnerabuse affected a doctor's daily practice.
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Jennifer McLaughlin, a forensic psychologist at Liverpool John Moores University, has published research showing a strong association between "intimate partnerabuse" and risk of suicide.