Effects violence on women.

Effects to themselves. First, they feel depression or low self-esteem or insecurity or self -doubt or negativity or inadequacy of self confident or feeling of worthlessness. Second, anxiety or panic attacks (experiencing and overwhelming sense of apprehension and dread). Third, they will also experience a deep sense of shame, so ashamed to face with others. Not only that, the effects of violence also makes a person frustration or anger or irritability or being edgy (about being told who to be, what to feel, what to think and what to do). The most serious effects is appearing hysterical or irrational (example, frequent crying spells, yelling, and screaming)
Next, the effects of others. Their attitudes changed, example being abusive and disrespectful herself (toward her partner, her children and others).

WHAT IS THE EFFECTS TO THE VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?

The effects to the victims of domestic violence is devided into two. There are Psychological effect and physical effect.

From the psychological effect, the victims can result in acute an chronic mental health problems. The victims can have depression and may also experience Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), which is characterized by symptoms such as flashbacks, intrasive imagery, nightmares, anxiety, imsonia, hyper-vigilance and avoidance of traumatic triggers.

From the physical effect, the victims may require medical attention for immedite injuiries; hospitalization for severe assaults, or chronic care for debilitating health problems resulting from the perpetrator's physical attacks. The direct physical effects of domestic violence can range from minor scratches or bruises to fractured bones or sexually transmitted diseases resulting from forced sexual activity and other practices. The indirect physical effects of domestic violence can range from recurring headaches or stomachaches to severe health problems due to withheld medical attention or medications.

effects of Domestic Violence Against Children

Children who witness abuse are more likely to be sugul or feel less able / powerful.
They may feel guilty or ashamed that abuse will impact.
They may feel ignored or be afraid to voice their emotional state.
These children may experience difficulties to trust others.
They also may act agressif against their own mother.
Many children who witness abuse at home will either exclude themselves or become aggressive. They will be passive or bullying other children.
They may also become less sensitive to pain.

Why do men beat?

Why do men beat?

It is true, not all men abuser, but typically, men and women are abuser victims.

Men hit because they felt that they have the right to do so or to think that their feelings are more important than women.

Men make a choice on how they should express their aggressive attitude and over whom they should do so.

Often, men who beat their wives will not beat their employers, partners or friends their own. They always choose someone who they consider as more vulnerable and not protected by the society or someone they wrongly regard as human rights are lower than they are.

Definition of Domestic Violence

The definition of Domestic Violence is physical and sexsual abuse among woman. It can cause mental and physical injured such as traume. Domestic Violence also involves depression, anxiety and other additional emotional. Beside that, domestic violence also is an abuse of power. It is when one partner, usully a boyfriend or husband, attempts to control and dominate the other, usually a girlfriend or wife through violence, threat of violence, or by controlling the couple's finances and social life.

Domestic Violence Among Woman In Malaysia

As everyone knows, domestic violence among woman in Malaysia is a serious issue. The majority of the victims are full time housewife. The victims usually don't know how and where they have to report about their problem. The easier way for them is to accept it and hope that the problem will be solved automaticlly. But, unfortunately this problem cannot be solved easily without any help from experts.

My peRsonaL

ASSALAMUALAIKUM...

My name is Zamilah Binti Zahid and my short name is Za. I am 21 years old. I was born 30 July 1988 at Endau Mersing, Johor Darul Takzim. I have seven siblings, and I am sixth child. My favourite food, is Tom Yam and nasi putih. About my hobbies are is hearing radio and watching television. Further, my ambition, I want to be policewomen because it has challenge. My education, major course is social worker under centre Psychology and Human Development.