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Table 4 Indeterminate or Unknown Factors
From: Violence Detection Approach based on Cloud Data and Neutrosophic Cognitive Maps
Indeterminate or Unknown Factors | Representations | Indeterminate or Unknown Factors | Representations |
|---|---|---|---|
Place of residence [22] | I1 | Prizes hike in the basic needs [32] | I16 |
Family history of violence [22] | I2 | Long drawn strike [32] | I17 |
Demand level of dowry [28] | I3 | Fake encounter [32] | I18 |
Long term emotional of desensitization [29] | I4 | Run away from home [32] | I19 |
Excessive need for attention or respect [26] | I5 | Violent video games [32] | I20 |
Feelings of low self-worth [26] | I6 | Treatment by teacher [32] | I21 |
Early childhood abuse [26] | I7 | Intimidation & low social status of female students [24] | I22 |
Bullied [26] | I8 | Sacred values [38] | I23 |
Witnessing violence at the native place, locally, or in the media [26] | I9 | Violent episodes [41] | I24 |
Denying or minimizing the abuse by women in their relationship [30] | I10 | Nonadherence to medications [42] | I25 |
Unsafe neighbourhood [31] | I11 | Verbal aggression [42] | I26 |
Gaming platform or smart devices [23] | I12 | Sense of entitlement to treating the victim with no regard or respect [43] | I27 |
Forced marriages [33] | I13 | Stalking [43] | I28 |
Dropping out of school [32] | I14 | Poor monitoring and supervision of children [44] | I29 |
Opportunities are denied [32] | I15 | Education [58] | I30 |