NRSG210 – Written Assignment Topic: Domestic violence is a global issue that negatively impacts...

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NRSG210 – Written Assignment Topic:

Domestic violence is a global issue that negatively impacts mental health and wellbeing. Examine
how socioeconomic and psychological factors influence the incidence of domestic violence.

Your essay should address the following:

• domestic violence & socioeconomic factors - a discussion that includes reference to
international and Australian sources;
• domestic violence & psychological factors – a discussion that includes factors affecting
psychological development in infancy and childhood, psychological trauma and stress, fear
and control.
• your discussion may include evaluation of these factors for the perpetrator or victims of
domestic violence.

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Elements

(Weighting)

Expected
High

Distinction
(HD)

Standard

Expected
Distinction

(D)

Standard

Expected
Credit
(CR)

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Expected
Pass
(PA

Standard

Fail
(NN
)

Standard

(No
attempt

made)

Focus
&

Introduction




7
marks

There
is
a
clear
introduction

that
outlines
the
topic,
and

contextualises
and
profiles

the
scope,
content
and
the

sequence
of
the
essay
topic.

There
is
a
clear

introduction
that
outlines

the
topic,
and
profiles
most

the
scope,
content
and
the

sequence
of
the
essay
topic.

There
is
a
clear
introduction

that
outlines
some
of
the

topic,
and
profiles
some

content.

There
is
a
clear

introduction
that
outlines

the
topic.



There
is
an

introductory
sentence

that
outlines
the
topic,

some
parts
are
unclear

and
or
absent.

There
is
no

introduction.







Content,
Evidence
&

Examples

42
marks

The
content
is
relevant
to
the

topic.
Student
has
highlighted

in
detail
all
the
relevant

significant
factors;
explained

and
analysed
the
concepts

and
or
issues
and
their

importance.

Refe
ed
to
relevant
theory

and
literature
to
support

their
reasoning
and
examples

are
presented.

The
content
is
relevant
to

the
topic.
Student
has

highlighted
in
detail
all
the

elevant
significant
factors;

explained
and
analysed
the

concepts
and
or
issues
and

their
importance.

Evidence
and
examples
are

presented
of
varying

quality.

Most
content
is
relevant
to

the
topic.
Student
has

highlighted
most
of
the

elevant
significant
factors;

explained
and
analysed
the

concepts
and
or
issues
and

their
importance
on
most

occasions.

Evidence
and
examples
are

presented
of
varying
quality.

Some
content
is
relevant

to
the
topic.
Explained

and
analysed
the

concepts
and
or
issues

and
their
importance
on

most
occasions.

Evidence
and
examples

are
minimal.



There
is
insufficient

content
presented
that

is
relevant
to
the
topic,

and
no
evidence

and/or
examples
are

presented.

The
content,

evidence
and

examples
are
not

appropriate.





Critical
Thinking
&

Reasoning

15
marks

There
is
evidence
of
both

depth
and

eadth
of
reading.

An
argument
is
presented

and
well
supported
with

evidence.

Emphasised
the
importance

of
consume
carer

perspectives
throughout
the

discussion.

There
is
evidence
of

eadth
of
reading.
An

argument
is
presented
with

supported
evidence.

Emphasised
the
importance

of
consume
carer

perspectives
throughout

most
of
the
discussion.

An
argument
is
presented

with
some
supported

evidence.

Emphasised
the
importance

of
consume
carer

perspectives
throughout

some
of
the
discussion.

An
argument
is
presented

with
minimal
support
of

evidence.
Some
emphasis

on
the
importance
of

consume
carer

perspectives
throughout

the
discussion.


Arguments
made
are

not
supported
by
any

evidence.


No
emphasis
of

consume
carer

perspectives

throughout
the

discussion.




There
is
no
clear

argument
presented.

No
attempt
to

incorporate

consume
carer

perspectives
in
the

discussion.



Closing
paragraph


7
marks

There
is
a
concluding

paragraph
which
restates
the

topic,
provides
a
summary
of

all
of
the
key
points,
and

presents
an
overall

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is
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concluding

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a

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of
most
of
the
key

points,
and
presents
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the

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and
provides
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providing
a

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of
the

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is
no
evidence

of
a
conclusion.

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conclusion.
overall
conclusion
points.
key
points.
content.

Sequencing
&

Accuracy


3
marks

The
content
in
the
essay

matches
the
outline

presented
in
the
introductory

paragraph.
Most
paragraphs

are
organised
in
a
logical

manner
so
that
content
flows

from
one
paragraph
to
the

next,
and
there
are
clear

linking
sentences
that
link

each
paragraph
to
the
next.

The
essay
ends
with
a

ational
conclusion.

The
content
in
the
essay

mostly
matches
the
outline

presented
in
the

introductory
paragraph.

Most
paragraphs
are

organised
in
a
logical

manner,
and
the
essay
ends

with
a
rational
conclusion.

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is
a
clear
introduction,

followed
by
the
body
of
the

essay,
with
a
conclusion.

However,
content
within
the

ody
and
within
paragraphs

is
not
always
logically

sequenced.
Most
paragraphs

elates
to
a
discrete
idea.

There
is
a
clear

introduction,
followed
by

the
body
of
the
essay,

with
a
conclusion.

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there
is
little

evidence
of
sequential

presentation.
Some

paragraphs
relates
to
a

discrete
idea.

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is
not
a
clear

introduction,
body
and

conclusion.
Paragraphs

don't
relate
to
a

discrete
idea,
or
link
to

one
another.

There
is
no
evidence

of
sequencing
or

paragraphs.

Sources
&

Referencing


3
marks



Credible
and
relevant

eferences
are
used.
Accurate

use
of
APA
referencing
style

on
most
occasions.


Accurate
use
of
in-‐text

citations.
Uses
between
18
–

20
references.

Credible
and
relevant

eferences
are
used.

Accurate
use
of
APA

eferencing
style
on
most

occasions.


Mostly
accurate
use
of
in-‐
text
citations.
Uses
between

15
–
17
references.

Credible
and
relevant

eferences
are
used.
Accurate

use
of
APA
referencing
style

on
most
occasions.
Uses

etween
11
–
14
references.



Most
references
are

credible
and
relevant.

Accurate
use
of
APA

eferencing
style
on
most

occasions.


Accurate
use
of
in-‐text

citations
on
most

occasions.
Minimum
of

10
references
used.

Not
all
references
are

credible
and/or

elevant.
Many

inaccuracies
with
the

APA
referencing
style.

Too
many
direct

quotations.
Uses
less

than
10
references.



There
are
no

eferences
used.

Sentence
Structure,

Grammar,
Spelling

&
Punctuation

3
marks

There
are
no
e
ors
with

grammar,
spelling
and

punctuation
that
impact

eadability,
and
the
meaning

is
easily
discernible.

There
are
minimal
e
ors

with
grammar,
spelling
and

punctuation
that
impact

eadability,
and
the

meaning
is
easily

discernible.

There
are
some
e
ors
with

grammar,
spelling
and

punctuation
that
impact

eadability.
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the

meaning
is
readily

discernible.

There
are
substantial

e
ors
with
grammar,

spelling
and
punctuation

that
impact
readability.

The
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ors
detract

significantly,
but
the

meaning
is
discernible.

There
are
substantial

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ors
with
grammar,

spelling
and

punctuation
that

impact
readability.
The

e
ors
detract

significantly,
but
the

meaning
is
discernible

with
major
effort.

Grammar,
spelling

and
punctuation
are

such
that
the
reader

cannot
make
sense
of

the
content.

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Running Head: VIOLENCE 
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Table of Contents
Introduction	2
Domestic violence and socioeconomic factors	2
Occupation and unemployment	2
Education	2
Income	3
Domestic violence and psychological factors	3
Family, domestic and sexual violence	3
Drug issues and gambling	3
Lifestyle and risks factors	3
Trauma and fear of children	4
Australian bureau statistics	4
Evaluation of the causal factors of domestic violence	5
Conclusion	5
Reference list	7
Introduction 
Domestic violence refers to the physical as well as mental abuse that affects a person in domestic settings. It is mainly observed tin marriage as well as cohabitation. Domestic violence is evident irrespective of all socioeconomic class. Therefore, it can be stated that it is not only the problem of people, who are belonging to the lower and middle economic group, but also affects the people of higher class. It has also been identified that primarily the females are affected in domestic violence. In addition to this, children as well as elderly people are also getting victimised in domestic violence. This study has sheds light on socioeconomic factors that triggers up the rate of domestic violence. In addition to this, several other psychological factors of domestic violence have also been described in this study. Therefore, a deep knowledge regarding domestic violence and its causal factors has been identified properly in this study.
Domestic violence and socioeconomic factors 
Occupation and unemployment 
According to Berns (2017), lack of education increases unemployment among people. Therefore, people are getting frustrated as well as depressed. As people become jobless, therefore, they are not being able to fulfil their requirement. This make them very short tempered as well as they get easily agitated. As per the view of Pearlman et al. (2016), socioeconomic factor is major cause of domestic violence. It has been evidenced that due to low socio economic condition, it bring changes to the people's’ attitude and thoughts and thus they are associated with domestic violence. Therefore number of incidents like physical abuse, sexual harassment, domestic violence has been increased.
Education 
Education is recognised as one of the primary thing that helps to increase knowledge and inspire people to live a good life. As commented by Osofsky (2018), human beings need to have certain ethical values that help them to differentiate between right and wrong things. Thus, they are being able to make appropriate decisions that are beneficial for their life. However, due to lack of education these ethical values have not been developed and thus they are not being able to give proper respect to other people. This is because domestic violence has been taken place. On the other hand, it can also be stated that in many countries, women are not getting appropriate chance for getting education. Thus, they are unable to protest against the domestic violence and they are facing physical abuse as well as mental trauma.      
Income 
Due to lack of education, people are often not being able to get proper opportunity of getting job. This is because it increases the unemployment rate and causes low income. Domestic violence occurs across the income brackets and mainly affects the poor people. As suggested by (), due to proper income people are being able to fulfil their desires and this reduces tensions among people. However, due to jobless condition, the people are not being able to have enough money and it causes psychological distress among the people. On a contrary, Childress, Gioia & Campbell (2018) have argued that it not only evidenced among middle and low economic classes, but also it is quite prevalent among higher class people. However, in every case, mostly the women, children and elderly people are getting affected and it causes physical as well as mental distress to them.         
Domestic violence and psychological factors 
Family, domestic and sexual violence
Domestic violence has been recognised as the aggressive and violent behaviour of people at homely atmosphere. As commented by Cattaneo & Goodman (2015), in domestic violence, primarily spouse, children and elderly people are being affected. However, physical assault that causes sexual violence, affects the health of victims. In many cases, victims are not being able to express the physical assault and therefore appropriate treatment cannot be engaged to them. Berhane (2017) have suggested that due to lack of ethical values people are unable to make right decisions and get associated with domestic violence. In addition to this, it has also been evidenced that in Australia, partner violence is also very common and therefore,

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