These perception hamper individual ability and thinking towards women. There are three challenging outlook on the character of gender in aggression and brutality. These are individualist, interactionist, and structuralist.
1) Individualistic view:
The individualistic view prescribes that gender is inherent and dwell inside an individual. Therefore it indicates that individual differences in being male and female are the means which shape partner violence. As violent and aggressive behaviour are regarded as masculine in nature then it can be suggested that an individual with elevated masculinity are more likely to indulge in brutal female aggression .
However this is not true and research shows contrary view points (Anderson 2005 , Dutton …show more content…
It believed that the cause of gender violence is social arrangement such as marriage, employment, and societal roles (Anderson 2005 ). These arrangements entertain male and female distinctly and men are persuaded to be violent and are provided occasions to articulate themselves through aggression. Stucturalist view maintains that women are dejected from indulging in destructive or brutal action and therefore, restricting occurrences of violence through women. The alliance involving aggression and masculinity is reinstated by social arrangement.
These standards and values chip in to illustrate the reason why women become victims of every unjustifiable circumstance. The centre of power upholds women at social and physical drawback. As compared to men, women are more expected to bear pain, fear and injury. Women also have to suffer financial and economic disparities (Kurz 1995 , Straus 2004 and Tjaden & Thoennes 1998 ). Men continue to be assailant and women the victims due to social …show more content…
According to Langhinrichsen-Rohling, Palarea, Cohen, and Rohling, 2000, sometimes, unwanted pursuit behaviour by former partner of their love interest can prove beneficial for both as they might reunite . A research on stalking behaviours was conducted in which nearly 282 students were chosen. Out of total 120, 119 students who had break up in relationship admitted indulging in at least once unwanted pursuit behaviour. The most commonly sanctioned behaviour was unwarranted interaction whether in person or through call (Langhinrichsen-Rohling et al., 2000) . The research reported that men are more likely to indulge in more strict and persistent pursuit behaviour whereas women are more likely to experience ordeal when
1) Individualistic view:
The individualistic view prescribes that gender is inherent and dwell inside an individual. Therefore it indicates that individual differences in being male and female are the means which shape partner violence. As violent and aggressive behaviour are regarded as masculine in nature then it can be suggested that an individual with elevated masculinity are more likely to indulge in brutal female aggression .
However this is not true and research shows contrary view points (Anderson 2005 , Dutton …show more content…
It believed that the cause of gender violence is social arrangement such as marriage, employment, and societal roles (Anderson 2005 ). These arrangements entertain male and female distinctly and men are persuaded to be violent and are provided occasions to articulate themselves through aggression. Stucturalist view maintains that women are dejected from indulging in destructive or brutal action and therefore, restricting occurrences of violence through women. The alliance involving aggression and masculinity is reinstated by social arrangement.
These standards and values chip in to illustrate the reason why women become victims of every unjustifiable circumstance. The centre of power upholds women at social and physical drawback. As compared to men, women are more expected to bear pain, fear and injury. Women also have to suffer financial and economic disparities (Kurz 1995 , Straus 2004 and Tjaden & Thoennes 1998 ). Men continue to be assailant and women the victims due to social …show more content…
According to Langhinrichsen-Rohling, Palarea, Cohen, and Rohling, 2000, sometimes, unwanted pursuit behaviour by former partner of their love interest can prove beneficial for both as they might reunite . A research on stalking behaviours was conducted in which nearly 282 students were chosen. Out of total 120, 119 students who had break up in relationship admitted indulging in at least once unwanted pursuit behaviour. The most commonly sanctioned behaviour was unwarranted interaction whether in person or through call (Langhinrichsen-Rohling et al., 2000) . The research reported that men are more likely to indulge in more strict and persistent pursuit behaviour whereas women are more likely to experience ordeal when