Stressful life events: Typology of aggression and mistreatment in male perpetrators of gender-based violence.

The objective of this study was to analyze groups based on the stressful life events suffered and to know the relationship of these profiles with the type of abuse exercised against women in the couple. A sample of 118 heterosexual men who perpetrated gender-based violence was used, with a mean age of 40.46 years (SD = 11.

Intimate Partner Violence Against Women: A Study on the Beliefs of Trainee Teachers in Spain and Latin America.

Objective: The main aim of this study is to analyse the acceptance of distorted beliefs about gender roles and violence against women in a sample of future teachers from Spain and Latin America.

Method: The methodology used has been quantitative, and the design is cross-sectional. The sampling was intentional and not probabilistic.

Adverse Childhood Events and Substance Misuse in Men Who Perpetrated Intimate Partner Violence.

Adverse childhood events related to violence suffered have developmental consequences such as the reproduction of such violence in intimate relationships and substance misuse in the later life trajectory. The objective of this study was to analyze the relationship between suffering adverse childhood events and excessive consumption of alcohol and drugs in 120 men, with a mean age of 40.51 years ( = 11.

Intimate partner sexual violence and violent victimisation among women living homeless in Madrid (Spain).

The purpose of this paper is to discover the extent to which women living homeless in Madrid (Spain) have been victims of intimate partner sexual violence (IPSV), analysing the connection between stressful life events (SLE) relating to violent victimisation and having suffered sexual assault by a partner. This study took place using a sample of women living homeless in Madrid (n = 136). The results obtained show that a high percentage of the women living homeless who were questioned had been victims of IPSV.

Impact of gender-based violence on psychological distress and happiness in León (Nicaragua).

The researchers' aim for the current study is to analyze the impact of gender-based violence on mental health and happiness. The sample is composed of 136 women victims of intimate partner violence, who were living in poverty. The participants contacted through the country's Commissariat for Women and Children and other associations working with the National Police from Nicaragua, a country with low levels of development.