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Dating Violence

Assessing for unresearched or ill-researched areas within the general constructs of aggression and violence.

I am interested to know about the impact of the internship programme in supporting nurse interns during the experience of workplace violence. I don't know if the qualitative design could work or mixed-methods. My scoping review found that little is known about the impact of this programme on workplace violence.

I am looking for case studies where I can use quantitative data on electoral violence within a particular state as part of my analysis. suggestions on any particular country where data is readily available for a number of years at the state/province/district level would be deeply appreciated. 

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I am doing a study on attitude towards intimate partner violence My study has 2 variable gender stereotypes and controlling behaviour that affects intimate partner violence. I want to compare gender differences versus cultural differences with respect to the 2 variables mentioned. There are surveys for both the variables. If I do a regression will there a multicolinearity between the gender and culture? Kindly guide with the statistical analysis

I am trying to find research that shows how the elderly become victims by using online dating sites.  Are they more vulnerable then younger members?  Are the types of crimes fraud, sexual or physical abuse, other?

Capstone for MS in Forensic Psychology. I am connecting the symptoms of moral distress with the causes of police violence. If research has been conducted in this area, I have not found it. I do not want to miss any recent or current research between the two.

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Arguably, colonial wars as well as experiences of violence by regimes have politicized people and lead to an increase in political participation and activism. However, many scholars argue that (peaceful) political activism relies on stability and a lack of violence, and that threatening violence can decrease political activism. Empirical examples can be found for both; does anyone know quantitative studies/theoretical work analyzing the relationship of violence and political activism?