Men's behavioural contribution to GBV is influenced by socialisation By Dr Shaheda Bibi Omar Clinical Director Teddy Bear Foundation Research shows that many boys' and men's behaviours are influenced by their socialisation. There is evidence that styles of interaction in intimate relationships are developed during adolescence. Changing these views and norms is necessary to address negative aspects of traditional versions of masculinity.
“Violent households affect children's security, self-worth, and ability to communicate with others. ” “However, if children find themselves in a caring environment where they are treated with dignity and respect, they will grow up to enjoy healthy and positive lives as individuals and parents.”
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