College Women s Experiences Of Dating Violence - 1143 Words

College Women’s Experiences of Dating Violence in Casual and Exclusive Relationships . . Catherine Kaukinen- Angela R. Gover and Jennifer L. Hartman Southern†¦show more content†¦It includes physical injury, obesity, substance abuse, depression, low self esteem and anxiety disorders. The article states women are prone to violence because they had a partner or parents who abused them all the time or parents .Scholarly has suggested that women who are dating are more likely to experience violence than married couples. There are different types of violence which are physical violence, psychological abuse, emotional abuse or sexual violence. Description of the Research problem is provided Studies show the implications of young women’s relationships involving domestic violence. It includes physical injury, obesity, substance abuse, depression, low self esteem and anxiety disorders (Coker et al.,2000; Foshee,1996).The article states, women are prone to violence by living with an abusive partner all their lives or was abused since childhood by their guardians. Scholarly has suggested that women who are dating are more likely to experience violence than married couples. There are different types of violence which are physical violence, psychological abuse, emotional abuse or sexual violence. Young women are trying to avoid been a victim to violence but can’t seem to get away from it. Prevention of domestic violence should be enforce to eliminate injury and psychological