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Listening to unheard voices: Muslim Canadian immigrants' perceptions and experiences of domestic violence and seeking help
[Thesis]
Narges Hosseini-Sedehi
Scott, Katreena
University of Toronto (Canada)
2016
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Committee members: Ferrari, Michel; Geva, Esther
Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-369-67241-1
Ph.D.
Applied Psychology and Human Development
University of Toronto (Canada)
2016
This research was designed to contribute to an understanding of intimate partner violence perpetration and help-seeking behaviours among Muslim immigrants. The mandate of this study is not to ostracize Muslims or cast judgement for or against religious beliefs, but to better understand how religion and culture might interact with other factors to influence domestic violence perpetration. This understanding is critical for the development and implementation of effective intervention.
Psychology
Psychology;Acculturation;Attitude toward women;Help seeking;Intimate partner violence;Muslim immigrants;Religiosity
Ratcliffe, Jason
Scott, Katreena
Applied Psychology and Human Development
University of Toronto (Canada)
1884612737; 10189779
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[Thesis]
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