Consequences of Domestic Violence and Digital Violence Perceived by Women in Contemporary Society

Abstract

The research highlights the perceived consequences of female students in the Department of Social Work on the manifestation of domestic violence and digital violence against women. The research is based on a qualitative method, the structured interview guide being used. Fifteen individual interviews were collected to better understand whether women integrated into university education are aware of the consequences of violence of any form, but also to identify measures that prevent and combat violence in general. The findings of the research show that respondents delimit the consequences of domestic violence in two areas: the medical part, often encountered in domestic violence, through physical and sexual abuse, and the emotional and emotional part, encountered in the context of digital violence on the area of verbal, emotional, and psychological abuse. Respondents specify that regardless of form, violence is equally serious, with long-term consequences for the victim.