Revista Científica y Arbitrada de Ciencias Sociales y Trabajo Social ‘‘Tejedora’’: Vol. 4 (Núm. 7) (ene-jun 2021). ISSN: 2697-3626
Intrafamily violence and Covid-19 confinement in 14 housing sets “Casa para todos” of Manabí, year 2020
factors are confinement, intolerance,
inability to solve problems, and alcohol or
drug use, these are factors that cause
domestic violence. Consequently, in the
interviews applied to professionals in the
area of Social Work, they state that the lack
of work, lack of rules in the home, lack of
spaces for dialogue, alcoholism, drug
addiction, and even because of the
economic situation and having macho
behavior are the primary factors that trigger
some type of violence.
among the typologies, the most frequent is
the lack of economic resources, which can
generate signs of violence or conflicts inside
their homes, In the same way, the
professionals in charge of the attention to
the housing complexes affirm that they have
witnessed before several types of
confrontations originated because of the
confinement that has caused the COVID 19
which has led to situations of stress and
anxiety in the families, in same manner, by
not having limits, clear rules, the
paranormative and normative crises appear
in the home as it is common the conflicts
between couples, between parents and
children.
However, Flores (2016) mentions that the
factors that cause domestic violence are
motivated by intolerance, or when people
are not educated to tolerate or accept
differences in ideas, as well as the lack of
impulse control, when there is not a good
development of emotional ties. Thus Nazara,
Salvatierra & Salazar (2018) assert that
violence can manifest itself through
biological, psychological factors in the
particular environment or social factors such
as the intergenerational transmission of
violence.
According to Jhumka (2020), women who
are displaced, refugees and those living in
conflict-affected areas are particularly
vulnerable, though, with typologies such as
stress, economic problems, increased
disruption and protection, and reduced
access to services, these can increase the risk
of violence. As distancing measures are
implemented and people are asked to stay at
home, the risk of violence is likely to
increase.
Consequently, it was possible to verify the
typologies of conflicts that originate inside
the homes of the housing complexes in
Manabí. The survey applied showed that
It is necessary to expose that within the
typologies that are presented they can
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