[SOLVED] Week 5 Discussion- Christal Damon

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Respond to Cristal as if you’re having a conversation with her. Respond to Cristal who was assigned a different article than me by further supporting her critique or respectfully offering a differing perspective. $5 post one question and a few sentences

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I hope everyone is hanging in there in Week Five! This week the article on IPV was very informative. IPV can take a numerous of different forms, such as; verbal, physical, sexual Intimate partner violence better known as IPV is a deadly, but avoidable public health problem which troubles millions of Americans citizens. The term “intimate partner violence” explains in detail the physical, sexual, or psychological harm by a partner, previous partner, or your husband/wife. The many types of violence which takes place in same sex or heterosexual couples do not need to have sex involved. According to the World Health Organization, intimate partner violence can be described as “any behavior within an intimate relationship that causes physical, psychological or sexual harm to those in the relationship, including acts of physical aggression, sexual coercion, psychological abuse, and controlling behaviors, economic, and emotional abuse. However, there are more extreme measure of violence that can be found within an intimate partner relationship. These extreme measures of violence include coercive control coercive violence, and intimate terrorism. Honestly the research question was very detailed and referred to present day dating. The research questions include key words which are vital when doing this research and when exploring a very delicate topic like this one. The research question does align with the study as the variable as included dating topics in regards to teen dating in the hypothesis. Yes the question does align with the quantitative method because it identified the problem, gave different examples of studies or opinions additionally, it took samples from a larger population. The central question did not relate to the qualitative approach much, however, because the research included both numerical and non-numerical data and other concepts, metaphors, characteristics, definition, and concepts. With that we can notate that there is a possibility that both the qualitative and quantitative methods are being used in this study of intimate partner violence. Seeing that that topic is quite complex and it requires explanatory terms and includes theories and opinions from mutltiple sources we well notice that both research methods are being used at different intervals.