Citation

Jamil S, Hyder M, Zafar S. Webology 2022; 19(1): 8288-8309.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2022, University of Tehran, Iran, Publisher Info Sci Publisher)

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Abstract

Domestic violence can be systemic violence in a relationship used to gain and maintain control and power over another person. It can include physical, sexual, emotional, psychological, and technical or financial abuse. This study seeks to address three main areas: critically analyse the various theories and concepts concerning domestic violence. Second, to determine the factors causing the rise in domestic violence and its impact on child's development, recommend strategies for reducing domestic violence and its impact on children. The researchers acquired secondary data for data collection. Actual databases such as EBSCOhost, Science Direct, Emerald, Wily, and others were used for data collection. The study findings reveal that a wide range of elements must be considered when assessing and resolving the problem. A narrow theoretical focus may lead to the omission of potentially exploratory aspects. It demonstrates that the current domestic violence theory is insufficient to increase therapies' clinical effectiveness and requires an essential research foundation.

Language: en