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Here are the answers in English: 1.1 Two instances where unequal power relations could lead to GBV within a family: • Economic dependence: When one partner is financially dependent on the other, the dominant partner may use this power to control, manipulate, or abuse the dependent partner, leading to financial, emotional, or physical violence. • Patriarchal norms: In families where traditional gender roles position men as the primary authority figure, the male partner may feel entitled to control and punish the female partner if she challenges his authority, resulting in physical, emotional, or sexual violence. 1.2 Social norms about gender roles and responsibilities often lead to frustration and resentment because they restrict individuals' choices and aspirations. When people are forced into roles that do not suit them, or when they feel their contributions are undervalued, it can lead to a sense of injustice and dissatisfaction. 1.3 Two ways in which unequal power relations between parents can influence children: • Modeling unhealthy relationships: Children learn through observation and may internalize the unequal power dynamics between their parents, which can influence them to repeat similar dynamics in their own future relationships. • Emotional and psychological distress: Children living in an environment with unequal parental power relations may experience chronic stress, anxiety, and insecurity. They can be emotionally harmed by observing conflict or the consequences of the power imbalance. 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.