Violence XXXXXXX women XXX XXXXXX been a XXXXX issue within the society. Although XXXXX XXX always XXXX XXXXXXX the law, XXXXX XXXXX XX XXXX XXXXXX violence were not considered XXXXXXX XXXXXXX it XXX XXX taken XX XXXXXXXXX. XXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XX domestic XXXXXXXX, stalking, XXX, and abuse cases in XXX women population, the government felt a further XXXX XXX needed XX be taken to XXXX XXXXXXX XXX initial XXX it XXXX against. XXXX, the XXXXXXXX against Women Act, or VAWA, XXX XXXX. XXXX XXX XXXXXX XXXX programs and XXXX XXXX XXXXXXX XX women in XXXX of it. XXXXXXX, it XXX caused a contradiction in XXX public. XXXX may see XXXX act to be of great XXXX, while XXXXXX XXXX it XX XXX essential for XXX XXXXXXXXX. The Violence against XXXXX XXX purpose XX XX XXXXXXXXX “policies mandates XXX how XXXXXX were to handle cases XX XXXXXXXX violence, XXXXXX XXXXXXX, and dating violence (XXXXXXXXX stalking). The Violence against Women Act XX XXXXXXXXX to Protect XXXXX” XXXX the act XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX’s lives (Abrahamson, & Cantrell, 2012). The Violence against Women XXX XXXX a XXXXXXXXX for allocation XX XXXXX XXXX XXXXX go to XXXXXXX the battered women’s shelters, domestic violence intervention as well as prevention programs, rape XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXX necessary XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX law XXXXXXXXXXX, prosecution, XXXXX XXX the response XXXXXXXX XX violence XXXXXXX XXXXX. XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX Women Act XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX authority to the XXXXXXXX against Women XXX XX major programs XXXX XXXXXXX to XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX, sexual XXXXXXX, XXXXX XXXXXXX XXX XXX XXXXXXXX individuals and the XXXXXXXX. The XXX XXXXXXXXX XXX substantial XXX form of the XXXXXXXXX to XXX local XXXXXXXX XXXX of XXX programs. VAWA also give XXXXX to XXXX XX XXX society to come up with XXX coordinated XXXXXXXXX. XX also encourages the XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX law XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXX XXXXXXX, the community services XXX XXXXX programs in XXX XXXXXXXXX (XXXXXX, XXXX).
4. XXX XXXX your community XXXX a stand against domestic XXXXXXXX?
XXXXXXXX violence XX a XXXXXXX matter that society faces in the world XXXXX. Domestic violence XXXXX all XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXX involved if you have XXXX XXXXXX. Domestic violence XX usually when an XXXXXXXXXX XXXX the XXXXXX wants control over the other individual. Sometimes they XXX married, gay, dating, or XXXX together whatever the XXXX maybe they XXXX XX though XXXX need control over the other individual. XXXX XXXXXXXX of abuse maybe XXXX calling, XXXXXXX your spouse or XXXXXXXXXX other XXXX XXXXXXX, or XXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX family XXXXXXX. We XXXX take a XXXXX XXXXXXX domestic XXXXXXXX as XXXX as sex XXXXXXX XXXXXXX women in the United XXXXXX. There are many different types XX violence against women, therefore XXXXX that XXX aware of XXXX prevalent issue need XXXXX public awareness XXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXXXX violence XXX XXXXXX assault. XXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX violence XX a widespread problem in our XXXXXXX, we XXX XXXXX engage in XXXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXX XX get XXXXXXXX and help XX against this XXXXXXX XXXXX. There XX a need XXX XXXXXXX awareness XX XXXXXXXX violence in XXXXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXX needs XX come XXXXXXXX XX prevent domestic violence XX a whole (Schmalleger, 2017).
The most important thing XX remember XXXXX domestic violence XX that the XXXXXX always has help XXXX needed. There are great XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX have XXXX XXXXXX to XXXXX awareness to domestic XXXXXXXX XXX many XXXXX, XXX people in communities still XXX’t know about XXXX or XXX cause XXXX are fighting against. DCCADV XX a program XXXX works XXXX XXX XXXXXX XX increase awareness in my community XXXXX the XXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX of domestic violence XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXX ending XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX. Through many XXXXXXXXX media outlets DCCADV XXXXX victims and XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX XXX dangers and warning signs XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX. XXX program XX one of XXX leading XXXXXXXXX for XXXXXXXX violence and XXXXX XX a need for more XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX (Andrus, 2015).
5. Using XXX XXXXXXXXX of XXXXXXXX choice theory, routine activity XXXXXX and social structure XXXXXX XXXX three different explanations XX XXXX.
Rape XX an issue XXXX has XXXX prevalent in XXX society XXXXX XXX beginning XX time XXX will most likely, and unfortunately, XXXXXX will be. XX average in XXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX there XXX 321,500 victims XX XXXX XXXX's XXXX twelve XXX older. I believe XXXX the XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX Choice XXXXXX is most relevant XX XXXX and XXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX it can be XXXXXXX XX, “adopts a XXXXXXXXXXX belief that man is a XXXXXXXXX XXXXX who weighs XXXXX and XXXX, XXXXX XXX benefits, XXX makes a XXXXXXXX choice.” XXXX a rapist XX XXXXXXXX XXXXX assaulting someone, they XXXXX their options, considered when XXX XXXXX XXXX could XX it, and make a XXXXXXXX XX either commit XXX assault or abstain. XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX, in a XXXXXXXXX mind, is XXXXXXXXXX a XXXXXXXX XXXXXX, under the XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX (Hurd, 2013).
XXXXXXX XXXXXX known XX XXXXXXX activity XXXXXX XX an XXXXXXXXXXXXX place-based theory that explains XXXXX opportunity about the criminal XXX of XXXX and focuses XX XXX situations XX rape. XXXXX and Felson (1979) XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX or rape XX XXX XXXXXX XX three main factors – the XXXXXXXX XX a likely offenders, XXXXXXXXXXXX of XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXX the absence XX capable XXXXXXXXX (Cohen, & Felson, 1979). XXXX XXXXX conditions are XXXXXXXXX into space XXX XXXX then XXXX this XXXXX be XXXXXX to XXXXX. XX there is an XXXXXXX of XXX of XXX three conditions, XXXX XXXXX may be XXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX a rape XXXX happening. XXXXXXX activities theory only offers a XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX the probability of criminal behavior occurring XXXXXX than XXXXXX a XXXXXXXX claim about XXXX XXXXX XXXX occur. The mere XXXXXX of XXXXXXXXXX a crime XX not sufficient enough; XXX XXXXXXXX must XX XXXXXXX of XXXXXXXX out their XXXXXXX. Although XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX XXX explain why XXX XXXXXXXXX XXX motivated to XXXXX out the crime, it XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XX constant. XXXXXX sexual XXXXXXX, the XXXXXXXXX XXX motivated XX XXX fact XXXX their victims would XXX remember XXXXXXX XX the XXXXXXXX and mental state during the XXXXXXX XXX/or they XXX XXX XXXXXX XX confront XXXXX assaulters.
XXXXXX structure theory XX XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX exist XXXXXX it XXXX are viewed XX the XXXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXXX act of rape in the society. These include unusual XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX, XXXX XXXXX of XXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXX and XXXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXXX skills. XXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXX is viewed XX XXX XXXXX XXXXX in XXX social XXXXXXX since drug XXXXXXXXX XXX use, high unemployment XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX XX be XXX XXXXXXX level. Anyone no matter what their status in XXXX has XXX XXXXXXXXX to become criminals XX XXXX maintain destructive XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX. Every aspect XX XXX society social and XXXXXXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXX using the social XXXXXXXXX theories to XXXX XXX XXXX XX the criminal act XX rape XX XXXX XX XXX deviance (Hurd, XXXX).
6. XXX and how XXX workplace violence become such a significant XXXXXXX in XXX XXXXXX States in recent years?
XXXXXXXXX violence XXX run XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXX United XXXXXX in today's XXXXX XX XXXXXXXX, political, and XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX to XXXXX XXXXXX. It is XXXXXXXX an XXXXXXXXXX concern in the XXXXXX States XX it is a federal law XX XXXXXXX and XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXXX XX the United States XXXXXXXXXX of Justice, the definition XX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX is any XXXXXX or XXX of XXXXXXXX abuse, harassment, XXXXXXXXXXXX, or other XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX. The United States Department of Labor also describes that workplace violence XXX range from threats and XXXXXX abuse to XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX, XXX, XXX XX defined as any XXX or XXXXXX of physical violence, XXXXXXXXXX, intimidation, or XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX disruptive XXXXXXXX that XXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXXXX. XXXXX are XXXXXXXXX XXXX types of workplace XXXXXXXX XXXX occurred in XXXXX's XXXXXXXXX XXXX XX Criminal, XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX and relationships. According to the United XXXXXX department XX XXXXX, Workplace violence XX a frustrating XXXXXXX facing XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX today. Workplace violence is violent act XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XX XXXX or XX duty. (XXXXXX XXX Jackson) In XXXXX terms it XX any threatening XXXXXXXX XXXX happens in a work environment. Some XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX; XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX, or XXXXX XXXXX physical acts, as XXXX as XXX verbal or XXXXXXX XXXXXXX to cause harm to XXXXXX or anything (Schmalleger, 2017).
XXXXXXX XXXXXX well XXXXXX always be XXX XXXXXXX XXXX in XXX XXXXXXXXX. XXXX organizations XXXXX XXXX harassment, XXXXXXXX, bullying XXX XXXXXXX XX XXX affect their workplace however, the XXXXXXXX indicates XXXXXXXXX. Keeping in XXXX that XXXXXXXXX violence does not XXXX XX occur at XXX workplace, but working within the XXXXX XXXXXXXX department XXX XXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX this XXXX of violence XXXXXXX in many ways. It is XXXXXXXXX to XXXXXXX this XXXXX XXX create awareness among the public XXXXXXX workplace violence has not only XXXXX XXXXX, employment but XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX the self-esteem XXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX. Workplace violence XXXXXX XXX employees XXXXXXXXXXX XXX physically XXXXX XXX employer suffers XXXX the monetary XXXX (Frontmatter, 2019).
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