Bolivia
- Executive Summary “Violence against women and its financial consequences for businesses in Bolivia”
- Emotional Distress and Academic Presenteeism in Male University Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence: A Mediated Structural Model
Executive Summary “Violence against women and its financial consequences for businesses in Bolivia”
As a result of violence against women, Bolivian companies lose 52,858,213 working days per year, representing a loss of US$ 1,976,294,112, equivalent to 6.46% of the GDP. The study shows that having aggressors as collaborators is more costly for companies, as they represent more than 50% of these costs.
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Emotional Distress and Academic Presenteeism in Male University Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence: A Mediated Structural Model
Although the consequences of intimate partner violence (IPV) for female victims have been widely documented, the psychological and academic correlates of perpetration remain underexplored. This study examines whether emotional distress statistically mediates the association between IPV perpetration and academic presenteeism among male university students.
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