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Physical Violence and Affecting Factors During Pregnancy in Çanakkale

Çanakkale’de Gebelikte Aile İçi Fiziksel Şiddet ve Etkileyen Faktörler

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63–76
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2008-06-01
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In the study conducted, the tougheconomical conditions are stated as the primary cause ofviolence by the pregnant women.In conclusion, the physical violence against womencontinues to be a woman’s health problem also during theirpregnancies.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The research aims at studying the case of exposure ofwomen to physical violence during pregnancy anddetermining the effect of pregnancy in favor or against thedomestic physical violence against women, and the relationbetween the physical violence and the socio-demographiccharacteristics.The average age of the pregnant women is found to be27.37±5.01, the average age of marriage is 22.14±4.17 asthe result of the research.
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Key Findings & Data:It is found that the 18.5% of thepregnant women have been exposed to violence beforetheir pregnancy, 16.6% of pregnant women with previouspregnancy experiences have been exposed to violence intheir previous pregnancies and that 10.3% of them arebeing exposed to physical violence during their currentpregnancies.
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Conclusion & Impact:In the study conducted, the tougheconomical conditions are stated as the primary cause ofviolence by the pregnant women.In conclusion, the physical violence against womencontinues to be a woman’s health problem also during theirpregnancies.
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⚙️Variables:Gebelik · şiddet · fiziksel şiddet

Abstract

The research aims at studying the case of exposure ofwomen to physical violence during pregnancy anddetermining the effect of pregnancy in favor or against thedomestic physical violence against women, and the relationbetween the physical violence and the socio-demographiccharacteristics.The average age of the pregnant women is found to be27.37±5.01, the average age of marriage is 22.14±4.17 asthe result of the research. It is found that the 18.5% of thepregnant women have been exposed to violence beforetheir pregnancy, 16.6% of pregnant women with previouspregnancy experiences have been exposed to violence intheir previous pregnancies and that 10.3% of them arebeing exposed to physical violence during their currentpregnancies. The prevalence of being exposed to physicalviolence in any phase of the marriage is 19,9%. The 40.7%of the women with previous exposure to physical violencebefore their pregnancy are still exposed to violence duringtheir pregnancy whereas 59.3% of them are not (p=0.01).It’s observed that the pregnant women older than 35 andyounger than 25, and the pregnant women with lowerincomeare exposed to higher level of violence (p=0.00),(p=0.02). A statistical correlation has been drawn betweenthe education level and the family backgrounds of thecouples, and the level of exposure to violence duringpregnancy (p=0.00). In the study conducted, the tougheconomical conditions are stated as the primary cause ofviolence by the pregnant women.In conclusion, the physical violence against womencontinues to be a woman’s health problem also during theirpregnancies.

Özet

Araştırma, kadınların gebeliklerinde fiziksel şiddete uğrama durumlarını ve gebeliğin aile içinde kadına yönelik fiziksel şiddeti artırıcı ya da azaltıcı bir özelliğinin olup olmadığını ve fiziksel şiddetin sosyo-demografik özelliklerle ilişkisini belirlemek amacıyla planlanmıştır. Araştırma sonucunda, gebelerin yaş ortalamaları27.37±5.01, evlenme yaş ortalaması 22.14±4.17 olarak bulunmuştur. Gebelerin %18.5’inin gebeliklerinden önce, birden fazla gebeliği olanların %16.6’sının daha önceki gebeliklerinde ve %10.3’ünün ise şu anki gebeliklerinde fiziksel şiddete uğradıkları saptanmıştır. Evliliklerinin herhangi bir zamanında fiziksel şiddet görme prevelansı %19.9’dur. Gebe kalmadan önce fiziksel şiddet gören kadınların %40.7’si şu anki gebeliklerinde de şiddet görürken %59.3’ü şiddet görmemektedir(p=0.01). Araştırma sonucunda 35 yaştan büyük ve 25 yaştan küçük gebelerin ve düşük gelirli gebelerin daha çok şiddet gördükleri saptanmıştır (p=0.00),(p=0.02). Eğitim düzeyleri ve aile yapıları ile gebelerin fiziksel şiddet görmeleri arasında istatistiksel bir anlamlılık bulunmuştur(p=0.00). Araştırmada gebeler maddi güçlüğü şiddetin en büyük nedeni olarak ifade etmişlerdir. Sonuç olarak; kadınlara yönelik fiziksel şiddet, kadınların gebeliklerinde de bir kadın sağlığı sorunu olarak devam etmektedir.

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TAŞPINAR, A. G. D. A., BOLSOY, A. G. N., KAYA, Ö. G. F., ŞİRİN, P. D. A., ŞİRİN, D. G. (2008). Physical Violence and Affecting Factors During Pregnancy in Çanakkale. Sosyal Politika Çalışmaları Dergisi, Sayı: 13, 63–76. https://ajindex.com/articles/3471

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