Dating violence and abuse among teenagers
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Teen dating violence is defined as physical, sexual, psychological or emotional violence within a dating relationship between a current or former partner. More than 20% of adolescents experience violence from an intimate partner. Young women between 16-24 experience the highest rates. Unhealthy relationships can have severe short and long term negative consequences on a developing teen, including depression, anxiety, unhealthy behaviors like substance abuse, antisocial behaviors, and thoughts of suicide. Education about healthy relationships and support resources can help prevent dating violence.
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Aten Primaria. 2014;46(Espec Cong 1):187-190
SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE
Teens and dating: study of factors that in uence attitudes
of violence
Manuela Ferreira*, Ana Lopes, Graรงa Aparรญcio, Lidia Cabral, Joรฃo Duarte
Escola Superior de Saรบde de Viseu, CI&DETS, Instituto Politรฉcnico de Viseu, Viseu, Portugal
* Corresponding author.
E-mail: [emailย protected] (M. Ferreira).
KEYWORDS
Adolescents;
Dating;
Dating violence
Abstract
Framework: Dating violence is a relevant social problem in adolescent and young adult romantic
relationships. Particular attention has begun to be paid to it by the scienti c community in the
last two decades. It may involve a sexual, physical and psychological dimension, requiring
different prevention and intervention strategies.
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Conclusion: The results point to the need to integrate the topic of dating violence in adolescent
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process (adolescents, parents, teachers and health professionals). Only in this way will it be
possible to develop healthy emotional relationship skills.
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these situations and in the case of relationships which
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and severity, often leading to marital violence.1
Violence in intimate relationships interferes with
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and social development with consequences for their
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- 1. DATING VIOLENCE AND ABUSE AMONG TEENAGERS
- 3. TEEN DATING VIOLENCE is defined as the physical, sexual, psychological, or emotional violence within a dating relationship. It can occur between a current or former dating partner.
- 4. Psychological / Emotional Violence Controlling Behaviors or Jealousy Hitting or Punching Sexual Activity and Rape
- 5. more than 20% of adolescents are experiencing violence from an intimate partner
- 6. Young women between the ages of 16 and 24 experience the highest rate of intimate partner violence.
- 7. According to one national study, 29% of the young women surveyed who had ever been in a relationship said they had been pressured to have sex or to engage in sexual activity they did not want.
- 8. As teens develop emotionally, they are heavily influenced by experiences in their relationships
- 9. Healthy relationship behaviours can have a positive effect on a teenโs emotional development
- 10. Unhealthy, abusive, or violent relationships can have severe consequences and short- and long- term negative effects on a developing teen.
- 12. WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES OF TEEN DATING VIOLENCE?
- 13. 1. SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY
- 14. 2. ENGAGEMENT IN UNHEALTHY BEHAVIOURS, LIKE VICES SUCH AS ALCOHOL INTAKE AND DRUG ABUSE
- 17. SOLUTION All students should receive education about healthy relationships in as a part of health education
- 18. While Health Care Professionals should make information about dating violence hotlines and assistance for assault patients available to all visitors
- 19. CONCLUSION All young people have the right to be safe in their relationships. Dating violence affects young people in a unique way and can have long-lasting negative physical and psychological consequences. Providing young people with the communication and conflict resolution skills, support, and resources to avoid or end unhealthy and violent relationships is key to their well-being. Meanwhile, underlying causes such as poverty, and violence as a social norm, must be addressed in order to bring an end to relationship violence.