But when we connect to the House of Atreus, as Carson reminds us, we enter a domain where violence begets violence, ineluctably and endlessly.
The survey questions, including the GEM scale questions, were divided into to the following domains: violence, sexual relationships, reproductive health, traditional practices, and gender roles and dynamics.
We hypothesized that such a situation may exist in the case of intimate partner violence: that certain domains of health affected by IPV may not be included in these commonly-used HRQOL measures, and thus the effect of IPV on HRQOL may be misestimated when using such instruments.
Impact is explored across four separate yet inter-related domains (domestic violence exposure and child abuse; impact on parental capacity; impact on child and adolescent development; and exposure to additional adversities), with potential outcomes and key messages concerning best practice responses to children's needs highlighted.
The items in the instrument are grouped according to four domains of violence against health care in conflict.
To our knowledge, the present study is also the first one to assess the role of three different domains of violence: direct, indirect (witnessing violence), and contextual violence, in the occurrence and persistence of mental disorders.
To our knowledge, this is the first longitudinal study on the association of multiple domains of violence exposure (direct, indirect, and contextual violence) in the occurrence and persistence of mental disorders.
These failures are rooted in what was perhaps Great Britain's greatest imperial crime, the partition of its Indian domain, which ignited violence that claimed about a million lives.
C13 Business Digest C1 FASHION B8 OBITUARIES C30-31 EDITORIAL A22-23 Editorials: The Patrick Dorismond case; violence in Nigeria; Daumier's domain; Tina Rosenberg on justice in Chile and Argentina.
