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1“…After a violent event, in 50% of cases, the PECPs modified their behavior owing to the experience of workplace violence; 82% now wear protective vests, and 16% carry weapons for self-defense, such as pepper sprays. Seventy-five percent changed their intervention strategies, acting more carefully and using verbal de-escalation techniques or physical restraints for violent patients. …”
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2por Senn, Charlene Y., Eliasziw, Misha, Hobden, Karen L., Newby-Clark, Ian R., Barata, Paula C., Radtke, H. Lorraine, Thurston, Wilfreda E.“…The EAAA program produced significant increases in women’s perception of personal risk, self-defense self-efficacy, and knowledge of effective (forceful verbal and physical) resistance strategies; the program also produced decreases in general rape myth acceptance and woman blaming over the entire 24-month follow-up period. …”
Publicado 2017
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3por Senn, Charlene Y, Eliasziw, Misha, Barata, Paula C, Thurston, Wilfreda E, Newby-Clark, Ian R, Radtke, H Lorraine, Hobden, Karen L“…Three of the four units provide information, skills, and practice aimed at decreasing the time needed for women to assess situations with elevated risk of acquaintance sexual assault as dangerous and to take action, reducing emotional obstacles to taking action, and increasing the use of the most effective methods of verbal and physical self-defense. The fourth unit focuses on facilitating a stronger positive sexuality from which women may resist sexual coercion by male intimates more successfully. …”
Publicado 2013
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4por Lo Presti, T, Scarpis, E, Arnoldo, L, Fiorillo, F, Zuliani, P, Farneti, F, Croci, E, Pellizzari, B, Cocconi, R, Brunelli, L“…More than half of them (59%) reported at least one episode of violence, mainly in the form of a verbal assault (64%); there were no differences between victims. …”
Publicado 2022
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5por Klonek, Florian E., Güntner, Amelie V., Lehmann-Willenbrock, Nale, Kauffeld, Simone“…Contrary to our expectations, we found no relation between change agents’ verbal threats and change recipients’ verbally expressed self-defenses (i.e., sustain talk). …”
Publicado 2015
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6Health professionals who have worked in COVID-19 immunization centers suffer the effects of violencepor Brunelli, Laura, Scarpis, Enrico, Lo Presti, Tancredi, Fiorillo, Francesca, Campanella, Fabio, Zuliani, Paola, Farneti, Federico, Croci, Eleonora, Pellizzari, Barbara, Cocconi, Roberto, Arnoldo, Luca“…RESULTS: Of the 200 participants, 93 (46.5%) reported being victims of an act of violence during the vaccination campaign, 60 of them verbally and 7 physically. In 35.5% of cases, the IES score indicated a possible post-traumatic stress reaction in the victim. …”
Publicado 2023
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