The effect of the exposure to domestic violence on psychological well-being among American Muslim women

A quantitative study that examines American Muslim women's level of exposure to domestic violence, resources available to them, and the effect of domestic violence on their psychological well-being. Data was collected from 128 Muslim women from the Islamic Center of Riverside in Southern Califo...

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Main Authors:	Massoud, Soulafa Shakhshir, Romo, Vanessa Francis
Format:	Others
Published:	CSUSB ScholarWorks 2006
Subjects:	Muslim women Abuse of United States Family violence United States Abused women United States Psychological aspects Victims of family violence United States Psychological aspects Social work with minority women United States Muslim women United States Attitudes Muslim women United States Divorce Attitudes Depression in women United States Anxiety United States Abused women Psychological aspects Anxiety Depression in women Family violence Muslim women Attitudes Social work with minority women. Software Engineering
Online Access:	https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/etd-project/2994 https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4011&context=etd-project

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topic	Muslim women Abuse of United States Family violence United States Abused women United States Psychological aspects Victims of family violence United States Psychological aspects Social work with minority women United States Muslim women United States Attitudes Muslim women United States Divorce Attitudes Depression in women United States Anxiety United States Abused women Psychological aspects Anxiety Depression in women Family violence Muslim women Attitudes Social work with minority women. Software Engineering
spellingShingle	Muslim women Abuse of United States Family violence United States Abused women United States Psychological aspects Victims of family violence United States Psychological aspects Social work with minority women United States Muslim women United States Attitudes Muslim women United States Divorce Attitudes Depression in women United States Anxiety United States Abused women Psychological aspects Anxiety Depression in women Family violence Muslim women Attitudes Social work with minority women. Software Engineering Massoud, Soulafa Shakhshir Romo, Vanessa Francis The effect of the exposure to domestic violence on psychological well-being among American Muslim women
description	A quantitative study that examines American Muslim women's level of exposure to domestic violence, resources available to them, and the effect of domestic violence on their psychological well-being. Data was collected from 128 Muslim women from the Islamic Center of Riverside in Southern California. The key finding of the study was a significant positive relationship between depression and the use of verbal aggression. In addition, a positive relationship was found to exist between anxiety, depression and the use of violence.
author	Massoud, Soulafa Shakhshir Romo, Vanessa Francis
author_facet	Massoud, Soulafa Shakhshir Romo, Vanessa Francis
author_sort	Massoud, Soulafa Shakhshir
title	The effect of the exposure to domestic violence on psychological well-being among American Muslim women
title_short	The effect of the exposure to domestic violence on psychological well-being among American Muslim women
title_full	The effect of the exposure to domestic violence on psychological well-being among American Muslim women
title_fullStr	The effect of the exposure to domestic violence on psychological well-being among American Muslim women
title_full_unstemmed	The effect of the exposure to domestic violence on psychological well-being among American Muslim women
title_sort	effect of the exposure to domestic violence on psychological well-being among american muslim women
publisher	CSUSB ScholarWorks
publishDate	2006
url	https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/etd-project/2994 https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4011&context=etd-project
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The effect of the exposure to domestic violence on psychological well-being among American Muslim women

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