Statistical analysis of violence against women in Mexico in terms of spheres and sociodemographic traits

Abstract

Results of the statistical analysis showed that there is a clear pattern where the category of "65 and older" has the minimum mean in 100% of the cases, while the category of "ages 15-24" has the maximum mean of violence against women in almost 83% of the cases. The lowest and the highest mean values of the violence were for spheres of family and community, respectively. On the other hand, it should be noted that out of the five independent variables (the 5 spheres of school, work, community, family, and couple), only three spheres of work, community, and couple are statistically significant and therefore, can be used to predict the behavior of the total variable (response).