가정폭력 경험 유무와 유형에 따른 피해여성의 자존감과 사회성 비교연구

A Comparative Study on Women's Self-Esteem and Sociability According to Family Violence and Its Type

This study is intended to look into the differences through comparison between self-esteem and sociality of female victims according to family-violence experience and type. To achieve this, a survey was empirically carried out to total 300 women, including 150 women, who have experienced family violence, and 150 women, who have not experienced family violence. The results of statistical ANOVA were summarized as follows. First, the independent samples t-test to verify the differences between self-esteem and sociality in the former and the latter showed that the mean self-esteem of the latter and the former was 3.708 and 3.304, respectively, a significant difference. Second, the differences between self-esteem and sociality of female victims in the former according to the family violence type showed that the item in significant differences according to the family violence type was the need for attachment and separation of sub-factors contributing to sociality. Consequently, the violence in a sense of high inferiority with the regular beating frequency at least once a month can lower the self-esteem of female victims in their family, having a limit to sociality.