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Fuzzy Associative Women

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Abstract: Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive behaviour in an intimate relationship which is used by one partner to dominate the other. Women have always treated differently as compare to men and everywhere she is the targeted for violence and exploitation. Domestic violence by intimate partner is an alarming issue which puts women at backstage for her developments. The aim of this paper deals with the causes and consequences of Domestic violence by Intimate partner by using Induced Fuzzy Associative Memories .This paper consists of five section. First section deals with introduction .In the second section we give basic definition of Fuzzy Associative memories. In the third section introduction of FAM is given. In the fourth section the problem we analyse the problem with …show more content…

9)Alcoholism:.An person who is addicted to alcohol use to lose his temper which leads to unhappy and stressful in a relationship

Attributes related risk factors of women in domestic violence
1)Lack of confidence : Insulting in front of others, Ignoring her emotion, making derogatory comments, blaming her for his mistake which affects confidence.
2)Suicide behaviour: Sexual torture, distrusting makes to attempt it.
3)Divorce: Due to loss of trust , sexual involvement with other women and physical tor ture are the reasons behind it
4) Physical Assault by husband : It includes pushing, spitting, hitting, punching, shoving, restraining, kicking, biting, shaking, throwing objects, beating, burning
5) Limited Mobility: isolating from family and friends
6) Honour killing : It is the acts of vengeance which leads to death by her partner
7) Health problems anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and depression. Women who are abused suffers at greater risk of unplanned or early pregnancies and also sexually transmitted diseases such as

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