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3 years ago

Discuss three contributing factors that lead to a gender-based violence

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vekshin13 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answer is -

1) biological and personal factors

2) Gender stereotype

3) lack of education

Explanation:

There are many factors that contribute that lead to gender-based violence. The three most important of such factors include - the illiteracy of the people, gender Biased decisions or stereotypes, and Biological and personal history factors.

1) Biological and personal history factors

The history of violence on their own led them to make violence in order to hurt another gender. Other than that drugs and alcohol can contribute too

2) Gender Stereotypes

Cultural norms that people follow can also dictate how people act against women as it is expected to be passive and submissive.

3) Lack of Education

People with lack or limited education are more prone to make uninformed decisions.

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