A recent study in Singapore has revealed concerning attitudes among younger men regarding spousal violence. Preliminary findings from the Gender Norms Perceptions Study indicate that 30% of men born in 1981 or later (millennials and Gen Z) either agreed or were neutral when asked if spousal violence could ever be acceptable. This contrasts with 20% of older men who held similar views. While the majority of all respondents, both male and female, disagreed with the acceptability of spousal violence, female respondents across age groups showed less acceptance than their male counterparts. AI
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