Sentence examples for to perpetration from inspiring English sources

With regard to perpetration, 16% of men in our study reported perpetrating negative behaviours at some time, which is the same as in a small UK study.

Understanding the cycle of violence, from victimization to perpetration across the life span, is critical for designing successful prevention interventions.

Some researchers suggest that the limited effectiveness of prevention and intervention efforts is the result of the oversimplification of antecedents to perpetration, especially the contextual factors at the time of perpetration (Bell and Naugle 2008).

Alcohol and other drugs impair mental functioning, judgment, and protective tendencies of users by suppressing brain centers that inhibit socially unacceptable behaviors, leading to perpetration of VAW and child abuse (Goldman et al. 2003; Walsh et al. 2003; Kunitz et al. 1998; Yuan et al. 2006).

Data from a national survey of American households showed that regular religious attendance was inversely related to perpetration of IPV.

– Somali GBV survivor, Addis Ababa With respect to perpetration by NGO or humanitarian staff, one participant detailed her experiences.

In multinomial logit regression comparing patterns of IPV perpetration to perpetrating no physical IPV, the relationships of financial stressors were less consistent.

To date, programs targeting men to attempt to prevent perpetration have been largely unsuccessful [ 37, 38].

Even with strong programs like MVP, schools need to do more for their students long before high school in order to prevent perpetration and to create a culture that does not tolerate sexual violence.

Moreover, patients who relapsed to alcohol use after successful alcohol use disorder treatment were much more likely to relapse to IPV perpetration than patients who abstained from alcohol [ 23, 24].

Such response services should be combined with other prevention programmes, such as community-based programming to improve gender equitable norms and engagement of men to reduce perpetration, in order to reduce violence against women within and outside their homes.