Sociokulturni prediktori stavova i uvjerenja studenata i studentica o nasilju u obitelji

master's thesis

• Title (english): Sociocultural predictors of students’ attitudes and beliefs about family violence
• Author: Valentina Gajski
• Mentor: Ksenija Klasnić (mentor)
• Committee member: Branka Galić (predsjednik povjerenstva)
• Committee member: Goran Koletić (član povjerenstva)
• Committee member: Ksenija Klasnić (član povjerenstva)
• Granter: University of Zagreb; Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences; (Department of Sociology); Zagreb
• Defense date and country: 2023-01-11, Croatia
• Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline: SOCIAL SCIENCES; Sociology

Abstract

U posljednjih nekoliko godina nasilje u hrvatskom društvu, a posebice nasilje u obitelji, čini jednu od aktualnih tema kako u medijima tako i u politici. Za razvoj preventivnih strategija važno je imati informacije o faktorima koji povećavaju rizik od pojave obiteljskog nasilja. No, tek se mali broj istraživanja u Hrvatskoj fokusira na ispitivanje faktora koji utječu na formiranje stavova i uvjerenja o nasilju u obitelji. Cilj ovog diplomskog rada bio je utvrditi kakve efekte imaju određeni sociokulturni prediktori kao što su spol, područje studiranja, razinu studija, osobna izloženost nasilju, poznanstvo osoba koje su bile ili jesu izložene nasilju, financijska situacija tijekom odrastanja, ukupna mjesečna primanja, političko opredjeljenje i stupanj religioznosti na stavove i uvjerenja o nasilju u obitelji. Rezultati na temelju istraživanja provedenog na uzorku od 574 studenata visokih učilišta u Zagrebu ukazali su kako po pitanju razlika u stavovima i uvjerenjima o nasilju obitelji općenito postoji statistički značajna razlika s obzirom na spol studenata, područje studiranja, osobni doživljaj nasilja u obitelji, poznanstvo nekoga tko je bio ili još uvijek jest žrtva obiteljskog nasilja, političko opredjeljenje i stupanj religioznosti. Kod analize razlika u stavovima i uvjerenjima o nasilju između intimnih partnera i nasilja nad djecom, značajne prediktore činili su spol, stupanj religioznosti i poznanstvo žrtve nasilja u obitelji, a kod razlika u stavovima i uvjerenjima o nasilju nad starijim obiteljskim članovima značajan prediktor bio je jedino spol. Iako na temelju rezultata nije moguće donositi opće zaključke, ono ukazuje na postojanost trendova u istraživanoj populaciji studenata i studentica gdje su se neki od sociokulturnih faktora pokazali kao značajni po pitanju formiranja stavova i uvjerenja o nasilju u obitelji.

Abstract (english)

Violence, and especially family violence, has been one of the most relevant topics that has been talked about in the Croatian media, as well as in politics in the last few years. It is important to have insight on national and international factors that increase the risk of family violence, so that preventive strategies could be developed. However, there is little to no research in Croatia that focuses on examining the factors that may affect the way attitudes and beliefs about violence are formed. The main aim of this graduation paper was to examine what kind of effects certain sociocultural predictors such as gender, field of study, financial situation while growing up, current monthly income, personal experience with family violence, being acquaintance with someone who was or still is a victim of family violence, political affiliation and level of religiosity have on forming certain attitudes and beliefs about family violence. Results based on research carried out on a sample of 574 students from the University of Zagreb indicated that there is a statistically significant difference in attitudes and beliefs about family violence in general based on students’ gender, field of study, personal experience with family violence, being acquaintance with someone who was or still is a victim of family violence, political affiliation, and level of religiosity. In the analysis of differences in attitudes and beliefs about violence between intimate partners and violence against children, significant predictors were gender, level of religiosity and acquaintance with someone who was or still is a victim of family violence, while in terms of differences in attitudes and beliefs about violence against elderly family members, the only significant predictor was gender. Although it is not possible to draw general conclusions based on the results, it indicates the persistence of trends in the studied population of students where it has been shown that certain sociocultural factors do play a role in the way we shape our attitudes and beliefs about family violence.

• Keywords: obiteljsko nasilje; nasilje između partnera; nasilje nad djecom; sociokulturne norme
• Keywords (english): family violence; intimate partner violence; child abuse; elderly abuse; sociocultural norms
• Language: croatian
• URN:NBN: urn:nbn:hr:131:396256
• Study programme: Title: Sociology (single major); specializations in: Research; Course: Research; Study programme type: university; Study level: graduate; Academic / professional title: magistar/magistra sociologije (magistar/magistra sociologije)
• Type of resource: Text
• File origin: Born digital
• Access conditions: Access restricted to students and staff of home institution
• Created on: 2023-01-16 19:38:35