Write a detailed cited research proposal on the Perceptions of Gender Based Violence in South Africa. Include research focus which talks about underlying factors contributing to the prevalence of gender-based violence in South Africa, and how do these factors impact individuals and society. Also include research methodology, data analysis, ethical considerations and explain thematic analysis. It is a qualitative study.
Research questions (Collected Data)
1. If asked by somebody, how would you define gender-based
violence?
2. What do you consider the five most important causes of gender-based violence in South Africa?
3. What do you consider the five most important consequences gender-based violence has
on the victims?
4. What do you consider the five most important consequences gender-based violence has
on South African society?
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