难民男性中的亲密伴侣暴力受害:患病率及其相关因素

Q1 Social Sciences
Jalal. Kayed Damra, Mutasem Mohammad Akour, Mohammad Al Qatawneh
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本研究调查了一个难民社区内男性难民中亲密伴侣暴力(IPV)受害的流行程度及其相关因素。从Al- Za'atari难民营和其他城市方便地招募了441名叙利亚难民男性样本,并在2022年使用修订后的冲突战术量表收集数据。研究结果显示,心理上的IPV是最普遍的虐待形式,而协商、伤害和身体上的IPV则很少见。男性的年龄和受教育程度与女性的谈判、心理伤害和身体伤害的发生率有关。某些人口统计变量被发现可以预测心理和身体受害、伤害和缺乏谈判的普遍程度。这项研究强调必须认识到男性难民可能成为IPV的受害者,并强调需要提供支助性资源和援助。强烈建议改善难民营的生活条件和提供就业机会来解决这一问题。
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Intimate Partner Violence Victimization Among Refugee Men: Prevalence and Correlates With Associated Factors
This study examined the prevalence of intimate partner violence (IPV) victimization and associated factors among male refugees within a refugee community. A sample of 441 Syrian refugee men from Al- Za'atari refugee camp and other cities was conveniently recruited, and data was collected in 2022 using the revised conflict tactics scale. The findings revealed that psychological IPV was the most prevalent form of abuse, while negotiation, injury, and physical IPV were rare. The age and education level of the men were related to the prevalence of negotiation, psychological victimization, and physical victimization committed by women. Certain demographic variables were found to predict the prevalence of psychological and physical victimization, injury, and the absence of negotiation. The study highlights the importance of recognizing that male refugees can be victims of IPV and emphasizes the need for supportive resources and assistance. Improving living conditions in refugee camps and providing employment opportunities are strongly recommended to address this issue.
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The Journal of Men's Studies
The Journal of Men's Studies Social Sciences-Cultural Studies
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