Domestic Violence Survey 2005

West Bank and Gaza, 2005 - 2006

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WBG_2005_DVS_v01_M

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Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

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Data file: Data for Ever married women (15-64) years

Deals with ever-married women aged 15-64. This section measures types and forms of physical, psychological, and sexual violence a husband subjects his wife to and the types and forms of physical, psychological, and sexual violence a wife subjects her husband to. The section also deals with the political violence of the Israeli forces and settlers.

Variables:	118

Variables

id00

Household serial number in the sample

HR01

Individual's number in the record

RESULT

Final result of the interview

MAR_DATE

wb_hr

Number of Husband

WB01B

Your husband had problems and trouble with his boss during the year.

WB01C

Your husband had problems and trouble with his boss during the period preceding 2005.

WB02B

Your husband had problems and trouble with work colleagues during the year.

WB02C

Your husband had problems and trouble with work colleagues during the period preceding 2005.

WB03B

Your husband was dismissed from work during the year.

WB03C

Your husband was dismissed from work during the period preceding 2005.

WB04B

Your husband was arrested or detained for a specific period by the occupation forces during the year.

WB04C

Your husband was arrested or detained for a specific period by the occupation forces during the period preceding 2005.

WB05B

You husband lost a close relative during the year.

WB05C

You husband lost a close relative during the period preceding 2005.

WB06B

Abank held any of your husband's properties for different reasons during the year.

WB06C

Abank held any of your husband's properties for different reasons during the period preceding 2005.

WB07B

You were pregnant or delivered ababy during the year.

WB07C

You were pregnant or delivered ababy during the period preceding 2005.

WB08B

Your husband was very sick or had a serious injury and had to be admitted to hospital during the year.

WB08C

Your husband was very sick or had a serious injury and had to be admitted to hospital during the period preceding 2005.

WB09B

One of your children had serious health, behavioral, psychological, or educational problem during the year.

WB09C

One of your children had serious health, behavioral, psychological, or educational problem during the period preceding 2005.

WB10B

One of you husband's parents had specific problems (health, economic, social, or other problems) during the year.

WB10C

One of you husband's parents had specific problems (health, economic, social, or other problems) during the period preceding 2005.

WB11B

Your husband's and your economic conditions noticeably deteriorated during the year.

WB11C

Your husband's and your economic conditions noticeably deteriorated during the period preceding 2005.

WB12B

Rows and problems between you and your husband increased and became more complicated (you left home) during the year.

WB12C

Rows and problems between you and your husband increased and became more complicated (you left home) during the period preceding 2005.

WB13B

Your husband's work load or responsibilities noticeably increased (your husband's work hours increased) during the year.

WB13C

Your husband's work load or responsibilities noticeably increased (your husband's work hours increased) during the period preceding 2005.

WB14B

One of your children was expelled from school or dismissed for specific period during the year.

WB14C

One of your children was expelled from school or dismissed for specific period during the period preceding 2005.

WB15B

One of your children was involved in social or illegal problems (conducts punishable by law) during the year.

WB15C

One of your children was involved in social or illegal problems (conducts punishable by law) during the period preceding 2005.

WB16B

Family care burdens as well as the burdens of caring for your parents and your in laws increased during the year.

WB16C

Family care burdens as well as the burdens of caring for your parents and your in laws increased during the period preceding 2005.

WZ01

Is jealous and doesn't want you to talk to other men.

WZ02

Tries to limit your contact with your household or female colleagues.

WZ03

Always insists on knowing who you are with and your whereabouts.

WZ04

Prevents you from knowing information about household income even if you asked.

WZ05

Prevents you from controlling household money even if you requested.

WZ06

Tries to decide for you what you wear.

WV01

If she talks to him in a provocative manner.

WV02

If she does not obey his orders.

WV03

If she behaves in an unacceptable way when they are alone.

WV04

If she behaves in an unacceptable way in front of others.

WV05

If she curses him or his family.

WV06

If she says things that might embarrass him in front of others.

WV07

If she talks with other men in a manner that provokes him.

WV08

If she fails to prepare meals on time.

WV09

If she fails to do housework properly.

WV10

If she leaves home without asking [him first].

WV11

If she doesn't look after the children the way he wants.

WF01

Purchasing a car

WF02

Having children

WF03

Number of children expected to be had

WF04

Changing internal household structures (renewing the kitchen, re-division of the house, and similar issues)

WF05

Purchasing a house or building a new house

WF06

Having the right to work outside the house or not

WF07

Type of wife paid job outside home

WF08

The amount of money spent by the household on important matters

WF09

Visiting wife relatives

WF10

Visiting wife friends

WF11

Visiting husband relatives

WF12

Visiting husband friends

WF13

Choosing a school for the household children

WF14

Running the economic affairs of the household

WF15

Dealing with salary wife

WA01B

Cursed or insulted you during the year

WA01C

Cursed or insulted you during the period preceding 2005

WA02B

Threw something at you that could have hurt you during the year

WA02C

Threw something at you that could have hurt you during the period preceding 2005

WA03B

Twisted your arm or pulled your hair during the year .

WA03C

Twisted your arm or pulled your hair during the period preceding 2005

WA04B

Attacked you, which resulted in bruises, scratches, light wounds, injuries, or joints pain during the year

WA04C

Attacked you, which resulted in bruises, scratches, light wounds, injuries, or joints pain during the period preceding 2005

WA05B

Husband refused that his wife to use contraceptives during copulation despite her request during the year

WA05C

Husband refused that his wife to use contraceptives during copulation despite her request during the period preceding 2005

WA06B

Pushed you strongly during the year.

WA06C

Pushed you strongly during the period preceding 2005

WA07B

Using physical power to enforce copulate during the year.

WA07C

Using physical power to enforce copulate during the period preceding 2005

WA08B

Your husband attacked you with a knife, hatchet, shovel, or similarly sharp and dangerous objects during the year

WA08C

Your husband attacked you with a knife, hatchet, shovel, or similarly sharp and dangerous objects during the period preceding 2005

WA09B

Beat on head resulted in coma during the year

WA09C

Beat on head resulted in coma during the period preceding 2005

WA10B

They told you that you were fat or ugly during the year.

WA10C

They told you that you were fat or ugly during the period preceding 2005

WA11B

Hitten you with a belt, stick, or similarly sharp objects during the year.

WA11C

Hitten you with a belt, stick, or similarly sharp objects during the period preceding 2005

WA12B

Destroyed or spoiled own property that belonged to you during the year.

WA12C

Destroyed or spoiled own property that belonged to you during the period preceding 2005

WA13B

You went to a physician or clinic as a result of an attack on you by ahusband during the year.

WA13C

You went to a physician or clinic as a result of an attack on you by ahusband during the period preceding 2005 .

WA14B

Strangling or tried to strangle during the year.

WA14C

Strangling or tried to strangle during the period preceding 2005 .

WA15B

Yelled or shouting during the year.

WA15C

Yelled or shouting during the period preceding 2005 .

WA16B

You required medical attention as a result of a member of your household's attack on you; however, you didn't seek such attention during the year.

WA16C

You required medical attention as a result of a member of your household's attack on you; however, you didn't seek such attention during the period preceding 2005 .

WA17B

Grabbed you strongly, which annoyed you during the year.

WA17C

Grabbed you strongly, which annoyed you during the period preceding 2005 .

WA18B

Using force against wife to enforce her. into copulation in ways that she not happy with during the year.

WA18C

Using force against wife to enforce her. into copulation in ways that she not happy with during the period preceding 2005 .

WA19B

Slapping the face during the year.

WA19C

Slapping the face during the period preceding 2005 .

WA20B

Attacked you resulting in breaking one of your bones During the year.

WA20C

Attacked you resulting in breaking one of your bones during the period preceding 2005.

WA21B

Threatening to enforce wife into copulation in different ways that you are not happy with During the year.

WA21C

Threatening to enforce wife into copulation in different ways that you are not happy with during the period preceding 2005.

WA22B

Singed or scorched on purpose During the year.

WA22C

Singed or scorched on purpose during the period preceding 2005.

WA23B

Said things to you in order to provoke your anger during the year.

WA23C

Said things to you in order to provoke your anger during the period preceding 2005.

WA24B

Threatening to enforce wife copulation during the year.

WA24C

Threatening to enforce wife copulation during the period preceding 2005.

RW

Relative Weight Person

Total: 118

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