CONTRAST A MODEL OF VIOLENCE DOMESTIC IN THE AGE OF THE COVID-19
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COVID-19, violence, organization, sexism, benevolence.Abstract
The relationship between violence in the streets, transportation, or work with respect to domestic violence is proportional in the Covid-19 era. The objective of this study was to contrast a model that measures domestic violence. A cross-sectional and psychometric investigation was carried out with a selection of 100 professional practitioners and social servants from a university in central Mexico. A structure of eight factors was found that explained 73% of the total variance explained. The empirical test of the scale is recommended to give validity to the instrument in other scenarios and study samples.
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