Why can't I leave him?: A qualitative study on why women stay on in abusive relationships

The present study was conducted to fully understand why battered women find it hard to leave their partners. It was also done to acknowledge their experiences/situations and examine the process of staying on despite them suffering from their partners abuses. The study consists of six self-admittedly...

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Main Authors: Arriola, Paula Angela, Babista, Francesca Andrea A., Dee, Gillian Anne F.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-122382022-03-19T01:41:57Z Why can't I leave him?: A qualitative study on why women stay on in abusive relationships Arriola, Paula Angela Babista, Francesca Andrea A. Dee, Gillian Anne F. The present study was conducted to fully understand why battered women find it hard to leave their partners. It was also done to acknowledge their experiences/situations and examine the process of staying on despite them suffering from their partners abuses. The study consists of six self-admittedly battered women, aged 29-45 years old, all belonging to the lower socio-economic status. All of them were interviewed twice, both by group and individually. Findings reveal seven major themes across interviews, which are: Financial dependence, For the sake of their children, Seeing the partners efforts for compensating for his abuses, Attachment to the partner, Trusting their partner, Fear of trusting other men, and Fear that more drastic things will happen. Apart from these major themes are the experiences of these battered women from the abuses that they have received from their partner, in the form of verbal, psychological, physical, sexual and economic. Also, it was found out that these women have their own coping mechanisms, which is why they have the capability to tolerate their partners abuses more. Such coping mechanisms involve herself, her partner and herself, and other people. 2013-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/11593 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Wife abuse--Philippines Abused women Family violence--Philippines Psychology
institution De La Salle University
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country Philippines
Philippines
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language English
topic Wife abuse--Philippines
Abused women
Family violence--Philippines
Psychology
spellingShingle Wife abuse--Philippines
Abused women
Family violence--Philippines
Psychology
Arriola, Paula Angela
Babista, Francesca Andrea A.
Dee, Gillian Anne F.
Why can't I leave him?: A qualitative study on why women stay on in abusive relationships
description The present study was conducted to fully understand why battered women find it hard to leave their partners. It was also done to acknowledge their experiences/situations and examine the process of staying on despite them suffering from their partners abuses. The study consists of six self-admittedly battered women, aged 29-45 years old, all belonging to the lower socio-economic status. All of them were interviewed twice, both by group and individually. Findings reveal seven major themes across interviews, which are: Financial dependence, For the sake of their children, Seeing the partners efforts for compensating for his abuses, Attachment to the partner, Trusting their partner, Fear of trusting other men, and Fear that more drastic things will happen. Apart from these major themes are the experiences of these battered women from the abuses that they have received from their partner, in the form of verbal, psychological, physical, sexual and economic. Also, it was found out that these women have their own coping mechanisms, which is why they have the capability to tolerate their partners abuses more. Such coping mechanisms involve herself, her partner and herself, and other people.
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author Arriola, Paula Angela
Babista, Francesca Andrea A.
Dee, Gillian Anne F.
author_facet Arriola, Paula Angela
Babista, Francesca Andrea A.
Dee, Gillian Anne F.
author_sort Arriola, Paula Angela
title Why can't I leave him?: A qualitative study on why women stay on in abusive relationships
title_short Why can't I leave him?: A qualitative study on why women stay on in abusive relationships
title_full Why can't I leave him?: A qualitative study on why women stay on in abusive relationships
title_fullStr Why can't I leave him?: A qualitative study on why women stay on in abusive relationships
title_full_unstemmed Why can't I leave him?: A qualitative study on why women stay on in abusive relationships
title_sort why can't i leave him?: a qualitative study on why women stay on in abusive relationships
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2013
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/11593
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