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5-1 Project Two Angela Hobson Southern New Hampshire University PSY 491 February 10, 2024

Promoting More Stringent Regulations to Combat Violence Directed at Women If given the opportunity to advocate for something, I would strongly support stricter laws against violence committed against women. The current US society still perceives women as inferior in comparison with men; therefore, it becomes effortless for females to get targeted when it comes to sex crimes. This neglect and unequal treatment meted out to them has resulted in ongoing sexual offenses without justice served upon those responsible. As a result of this vulnerability being associated with their gender assignment alone, safety remains alien concept both at home and outside workplaces, leading up onto public spaces too, where they become an easy target again It is crucial that necessary action be taken resolutely enough so as to not only ensure perpetrators are held accountable but also provide reassurance towards greater security and quality preventative measures, which should enable protection followed by detecting harm more easily over time, enabling victims approachability through helpfully trained individuals within communities endeavoring to provide sincere assistance towards traumatized ones seeking aid thereof, empowering themselves rather than remaining vulnerable, devoid of loss opportunities presented if ignored, playing along indifference surrounding these issues plaguing our world today! Grit, Resilience, and Coping Skills Grit, resilience, and coping skills are essential to any advocacy effort as they enable individuals to overcome challenges, setbacks, and adversity. Grit refers to the perseverance and passion required to pursue long-term goals even in the face of obstacles. Advocacy often involves confronting complex issues, bureaucratic hurdles, and societal resistance, making grit crucial for maintaining focus and determination. Resilience is equally vital, as it allows advocates to bounce back from failures or disappointments, learning from them rather than

being discouraged. Moreover, coping skills help advocates manage stress, frustration, and burnout that can arise from engaging in demanding and emotionally charged work. By cultivating these qualities within themselves, advocates can sustain their commitment over time and effectively navigate the complexities of advocating for social justice causes. Emotional Intelligence Daniel Goleman defines emotional intelligence as the ability to manage one's emotions so that they are expressed in an appropriate and effective manner (Emotional Intelligence, 1995). To enhance my advocacy efforts, I would need to collaborate with others who possess this quality. My objective is to generate awareness about crimes against women while pushing for more stringent laws against these heinous acts. This can be achieved by reaching out and connecting with like-minded individuals within various communities who have similar experiences or interests in supporting such a cause; collective effort yields greater results. Social skills will help us connect better than ever before, resulting in significant collaborations linking our advocacies together, which will raise social awareness of issues related to combating violent crimes rather than working separately towards each other's objectives alone. Furthermore, a deep sense of empathy coupled with an understanding of how environmental factors contribute to crime prevention enables the right handling of all cases relating to this issue at large. Supposedly, effective collaboration transforms into successful combat attempts when shared values form part of individual advocacy campaigns. The result is deeply rooted social awareness that calls for going forward should such unfortunate events occur again. In conclusion, Daniel Goleman's encouraging remarks bolster the view concerning well- roundedness in areas related to conflicting tendencies encountered during work-life balance, provided sufficient knowledge and practice are up to date; hence, compliance helps establish

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thriving holistic solutions essential for conducting fruitful long-term transformational change, helping bring down violence occurrences within society at large. Psychology Subdiscipline To effectively advocate for survivors of violent crimes, it is essential to understand relevant subdisciplines within psychology. Two such areas are mental health and cognition. When looking specifically at the relationship between violence against women and trauma or stress, cognitive psychology becomes particularly pertinent. Through research into justice-seeking behavior among survivors, this study recognizes that seeking legal action can benefit an individual's mental state in the aftermath of a traumatic event, underscoring how important access to justice truly is when attempting to heal from these experiences. Ultimately, then, reversing trends like low conviction rates could conceivably serve as one way of addressing societal harm related to violence against women—potentially leading their situations to be viewed with greater gravity in turn. Knowledge of Psychology Through my studies in psychology, I have developed the skills necessary to advocate for changes within government legislation and societal viewpoints. My goal is to create safer environments not only for myself but also for women all around the world. To achieve this outcome, it's essential that I demonstrate unwavering motivation and commitment towards advocating stronger laws against violent crimes targeting women. To reach a broader audience and raise awareness about these issues effectively, using social media platforms would be beneficial. Sharing research data on social change as well as legal efforts related to empowering womanhood can prove critical in eradicating stigmas surrounding such topics in society. Finally concluding with certitude, showing how vulnerable sexually assaulted or harassed victims feel

will increase empathy among communities that are sensitive toward ethical concerns regarding better gender equality standards worldwide.

Reference Goleman, D. (1995). Emotional intelligence. Bantam Books, Inc. https://psycnet.apa.org/record/1995-98387-000 Gupta, V. (2022, April 20). Strengthening Our Efforts to Prevent and End Sexual Assault. Office on Violence Against Women (OVW). https://www.justice.gov/ovw/blog/strengthening-our-efforts-prevent-and-end-sexual- assault World Health Organization (WHO), (2013, October 20). Global and regional estimates of violence against women https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789241564625

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