Citation

Bayat S, Moinmehr S, Motlagh SR, Nazemi F, Azadi S. Naturalist (Leeds) 2016; 15(2): 34-40.

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(Copyright © 2016, Yorkshire Naturalists Union)

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Abstract

INTRODUCTION: the present research aimed to investigate the transmission of family violence, leading to the current family violence in women who referred to the court. The research population comprised of 283 women who referred to the court that were selected through the convenience sampling and responded to the two questionnaires of violence against women, and family of origin violence. Pearson correlation and Regression analysis were used to analyze the data. The results showed that there are significant correlation between violence in family of origin and violence in current family (P>0/01), physical violence in family of origin and physical violence in current family (P>0/01), mental violence in family of origin and mental violence in current family (P>0/01), economic violence in family of origin and economic violence in current family (P>0/01). Moreover, parent-child relationship quality and parent's marital satisfaction have the highest predictive value in the prediction of children's marital satisfaction.


Keywords: physical violence, mental violence, economic violence, current family violence, intergenerational transmission.

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Language: en