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Domestic Violence from the Perspective of the Aggressor
KAŠPAROVÁ, Marie
Domestic violence is a complex and widely spread phenomenon. Although this phenomenon is discussed, an unanimous and generally accepted definition of domestic violence has not been established so far. Domestic violence is violence among close relatives in families and households. There are various forms physical, psychological, sexual, economic, and others the combination of different forms is the most frequent. Typical features of domestic violence are: growing intensity, long termism, repeating, dividing roles and nonpublicity. It is gradually becoming a part of every day life and the cycle of domestic abuse is getting shorter. Participants in domestic violence are endangered people, violent people and children, or other members of household. Not only men are perpetrators of domestic abuse, but also women. In the Czech Republic there exist helping schemes especially for victims, but it is necessary to have a complex approach, because the whole family is concerned. Therefore therapeutic services for violent people, who do not manage their emotions and aggression in domestic context, are starting to appear. Thanks to these schemes, a change in their behaviour is possible; either the family may stay together, or it is help on letting go which is beneficial to all involved. The main goal of this bachelor thesis is to introduce the life tracks of individuals, who have become aggressors in domestic context, with an emphasis on subjectively perceived moments which caused this socially pathological behaviour. The research question was whether domestic violence appeared also in the primary family of perpetrator. Qualitative research strategy was used, data were gathered by half-structured or free interviews. The representative group consisted of domestic abuse perpetrators, who were chosen for this purpose. In the research five communication partners took part. Data were collected in crisis ambulatory service SOS Centre Diakonie CCE-SKP in Prague. The research results have shown that domestic aggressors´ primary families were in most cases not harmonious, and these people are unbalanced in a way. If domestic violence perpetrators are able to confess themselves they do not know how to deal with their emotions, and they voluntarily choose professional help and therapy, the chance to eliminate the primary reason of violence is bigger. This bachelor thesis could be beneficial for social workers involved in this issue. Outputs could be used as a study material for intervention centers and could be an impulse for more attention to domestic abuse perpetrators it would naturally help to other participants, mainly to victims.
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Social networks and their importance for tourism
Kašparová, Marie ; Vaško, Martin (advisor) ; Schütz, Josef (referee)
The thesis concentrates on marketing communication on social networks run by tourism entities. Facebook and Twitter are in the middle of the attention. In the first chapter the social networks are defined and all the key concepts are mentioned. The basic principals of marketing communications are mentioned in the next chapters as well as basics of using social network by ordinary users. In the last chapter there are examples of tourism entities presentations which are analyzed a discussed.
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Nursing Care for a Client with Celiac Disease
KAŠPAROVÁ, Marie
I chose {\clq}qNursing Care for a Client with Celiac Disease`` as the subject of my bachelor´s work to outline this problem and to point out the difficulties celiacs face. Celiac disease is a hereditary autoimmune disease of the small intestine, which is caused by the intolerance of proteins contained in grain gluten. On the mucous membrane of the small intestine, mucous villi disappear. Typical difficulties include a disorder of the digestion of compound sugars and insufficient absorption of proteins, fats, vitamins and iron. Celiac disease cannot be cured, however, it can be treated successfully. The only, and at the same time quite sufficient curative measure is a complete elimination of gluten from food {--} gluten-free diet. The work is divided into two parts. The first part is theoretical, where I go into the substance of the disease, its diagnostics and therapy. The research part has been processed in a qualitative method. The goal of the work was to evaluate the possibilities of people suffering from this disease and their way of life. When doing interviews, I interrogated patients of all ages. For the purposes of this work I used the casuistry of individual celiacs. I focus on the course of the disease, troubles before and after the diagnosis being determined or the experience of patients with catering out of home. Furthermore, I assess the way of instruction (the form it was carried out and by whom), as well as the financial aspects of a particular family. Another part of the research is focused on state registered nurses. The aim of this research is to determine the role of nurses in caring for clients with celiac disease. In gastroenterological centres, care for those suffering from celiac disease takes the form of a complex approach. This approach enables frequent diagnostics, therapy and dispensarisation. It leads to improvement in the state of health and quality of lives of sick celiacs. The awareness of people of celiac disease is very low. However, more and more attention is paid nowadays to the problems of celiac disease, both from the point of view of cure and research, and on the part of the producers and dealers of gluten-free foods.
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The Influence of Student Exchanges on the Incoming Tourism
Kašparová, Marie ; Petrů, Zdenka (advisor) ; Bakos, Tomáš (referee)
The Thesis (Bachelor's Thesis) is based on describing the influence (describes the influence) of student exchanges on the incoming tourism of the Czech Republic. There are several statistics used in this Thesis as well as individual attitudes of particular exchange students and a questionnaire filled in by them. In the first part (chapter) of the Thesis particular exchange programs offered in the Czech Republic for both local and foreign students are mentioned. The behaviour of the exchange students and their influence on the incoming tourism of our country are discussed in the second part (chapter).
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