Sentence examples for violence model from inspiring English sources

The idea is to provide options that go beyond the traditional domestic violence model of providing shelters for battered women and children, which can be a short-term solution.

Second, we predicted that war related violence can lead to higher levels of violence in the affected families thereby arguing for a 'cycle of violence' model that can be applied not only to individual intragenerational violence but also to the broader family and community level.

However, the cycle of adolescent dating violence model suggests that a conflict occurs followed by the decision to stay together or break off the relationship whereas the resultant theory of this study suggest that the break up itself might be the conflict that initiates the violence.

Upon the chimneypiece perhaps some miniature scene of jungle violence modelled by Barye and cast in bronze might be displayed, while behind the ferns a marble nude would shrink in vain from male scrutiny.

Also yesterday, two five-member teams including police captains and education officials started examining the first of the 12 schools in an effort to lay the foundations for a new approach to violence modeled on the Compstat approach made famous by the Police Department under Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Gang-related violence modeling is done by post-doc Alethea Barbaro, who studies gang networks, patterns in tagging, and how rivalries arise and dissipate.

This differential outcome may be a function of vicarious learning such that witnessing high levels of community violence models aggressive and externalizing behaviors (Cooley-Quille et al. 1995).

It also said, "The relationship between television viewing and negative outcomes may be more complicated than a simple violence-begets-violence model".

A Violence Detection Model was proposed in [16] for identification of violence related topics being discussed on a micro blog.

The report itself focuses on a gender violence prevention model based on lesson learnt from international experience and case studies.

Consistent with social learning theory (Bandura 1973), witnessing violence may model aggression as an effective, normative, and justified way of resolving conflict or obtaining desired goals.