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... Freshbach and Roe (1968) found that girls aged six and seven years old react verbally and with more empathy to a series of slides about girls in happy, sad or frightening ...
... transition to democracy after 20 years of military rule, the rights to citizenship began to be recognized, however, a speech that spoke in equal rights for men andwomen showed ...
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... Postcolonial Feminism and Intersectionality in a Comparative Analysis of Interventions in Violence Against Women and Children, Carol HagemannWhite, Maria José Magalhães, R[r] ...
... 12,795 women aged between 15 and 59 years in 12 rural and urban areas of Turkey, found a prevalence of 39% for physical violenceand 15% for sexual violence, in addition ...
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... Objectives: to analyse the knowledge, beliefs and perception of the professional role that nursing students have, about exerted violenceagainstwomen in ...role, and beliefs ...
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