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Objective: This study sought to analyse males’ perception on violence based on their own understanding of violent acts. Methods: This is a cross-sectional, descriptive, exploratory study in which 600 men, patients or companions of patients, from 18 to 59 years old, were interviewed in a reference emergency service for the Family Health Strategy and in a specialty clinic of the Regional Health Department in the municipality of Marilia, Sao Paulo state. Data collection occurred through a structured questionnaire regarding identification and judgment of violent acts. Results: Aggression towards a child by means of a fire gun, shouting and beating, were characterized by male respondents as extremely violent acts. Acts of physical aggression such as punches, threats and slaps were considered violent as well. Arguments between couples, scenes of pushing, man holding woman by the hair, and woman kicking men were considered acts of mild violence. Female psychological violence was regarded as little violent attitude. Conclusion: It was possible to identify a process of naturalization of violent actions from the perspective of men, which requires extensive debate both, in the health sector and in society in general, in order to achieve collective solutions to violence as a public health issue.

Percepção masculina sobre violência: um olhar dos usuários de serviços de saúde em Marília, São Paulo, Brasil