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    Factors influencing intimate partner emotional violence among women aged 40-49 in Uganda

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    Undergraduate dissertation (473.2Kb)
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    2019
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    Kyaligonza, Charles
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    The objective of the study was the study aimed at investigating factors influencing Intimate partner emotional violence among women aged 40-49. The factors were both socio economic and demographic (age group, residence, marital status, wealth quintile, religion and education level) and it also included partners control behaviors, alcohol consumption and respondent afraid of husband/partner. The methodology used the quantitative approach with descriptive correlation design that was used to determine the association between IPEV and socio economic and demographic factors and also the partners’ behaviors and alcohol consumption. It was found out that all the above factors influence IPEV with marital status, alcohol consumption and all the partners’ behaviors being highly associated with IPEV with exception of husband/partner doesn’t permit respondent meet with male friends (0.001) who is more likely to experience emotional violence. Family related programs, strict laws, cancelling and guidance programs, empowering women socially and economically, reforming legal frameworks and also improving existing laws and their implementation should be put in place in order to reduce IPEV in Uganda
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