Development and Validation of a Coercive Control Measure for Intimate Partner Violence in Boston, Massachusetts and Washington, DC, 2004
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The overall goals of this project were to develop a clear theoretical understanding of coercive control and to develop a measure of "nonviolent coercive control" for...
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Female garment workers experience of physical, sexual, economic and severe physical and/or sexual IPV during past 12 months, n = 800.
Female garment workers experience of physical, sexual, economic and severe physical and/or sexual IPV during past 12 months, n = 800.
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Multivariable regression results of past 24-hour victimization on past 24-hour sexual IPV perpetration.
Multivariable regression results of past 24-hour victimization on past 24-hour sexual IPV perpetration.
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Help-seeking by those who experienced psychological and/or physical and/or sexual IPV from the 2019 New Zealand Family Violence Study (n = 1,373).
Help-seeking by those who experienced psychological and/or physical and/or sexual IPV from the 2019 New Zealand Family Violence Study (n = 1,373).
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Description of the outcomes.
Introduction The Engaging Men through Accountable Practice (EMAP) program is a series of facilitated group discussions for men in the Democratic Republic of the Congo that sought to reduce intimate-partner violence and transform gender relations. While a previous analysis found null impacts on women’s experience of past-year intimate-partner violence (IPV), these average results obscure important heterogeneity. The study objective is to analyze the effects of EMAP on subgroups of couples based on their initial levels of IPV. Methods We use two rounds of data (baseline and endline) collected from adult men (n = 1387) and their female partners (n = 1220) as part of a two-armed, matched-pair, cluster randomized controlled trial conducted between 2016 and 2018 in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Loss to follow up was low as 97% of male and 96% of female baseline respondents were retained at endline. We define subgroups of couples based on their baseline reports of physical and sexual IPV using two different methods: i) subgroups determined by binary indicators of violence at baseline, and ii) Latent Class Analysis (LCA). Results We find that the EMAP program led to a statistically significant decrease both in the probability and severity of physical IPV among women who experienced high physical and moderate sexual violence at baseline. We also find a decrease in the severity of physical IPV (significant at the 10% level) among women who experienced both high physical and high sexual IPV at baseline. Findings indicate that the EMAP program was more effective at reducing IPV perpetration among men who were the most physically violent at baseline. Conclusion These results suggest that men who perpetrate violence against their female partners with greater severity than average may be inspired to reduce their use of violence through participatory discussion with less violent men. In contexts of endemic violence, programs like EMAP can lead to a meaningful short-term reduction in harm to women, perhaps even without transforming prevailing norms about male superiority or the acceptability of IPV. Trial registration Trial registration number:NCT02765139.
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Emotional regulation, symptoms of anxiety and depression in women with a history of intimate partner violence
Abstract This study evaluated depression, anxiety and emotional regulation levels in 47 women who experienced conjugal violence. Furthermore, it was investigated the severity of violence situations and the level of aggression suffered and perpetrated by women. Finally, we investigated possible differences in levels of depression, anxiety and emotional regulation between women who had reported suffering violence and those who reported suffering and perpetrating violence. The results indicated mild levels of anxiety, moderate levels of depression and emotional dysregulation among participants, showing significant correlations. The comparison between the group of women who had reported suffering violence and those who had suffered and perpetrated violence did not indicate differences in depression, anxiety and emotional regulation levels. These results show that exposure to intimate partner violence represents a risk factor for women’s mental health and that psychological evaluation is useful for the development of intervention strategies adjusted to clinical demands.
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Number of attempted homicides by the intimate partner in France 2014-2018
This bar chart presents the change in the number of attempted homicides committed by the intimate partner in France between 2014 and 2018. It reveals that there were 195 attempted murders by the intimate partner that year, the highest number registered since 2014.
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Socio-demographic characteristics of intimate partner violence among married women in Sierra Leone (n = 3,611).
Socio-demographic characteristics of intimate partner violence among married women in Sierra Leone (n = 3,611).
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Multivariate associations of IPV perpetration by men and victimisation of women in the past year with comparison among women by in-law status.
Multivariate associations of IPV perpetration by men and victimisation of women in the past year with comparison among women by in-law status.
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Intimate Partner Violence in Spain: Findings from a National Survey
Intimate Partner Violence in Spain: Findings from a National Survey
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Bivariate analysis of factors associated with past year sexual or physical intimate partner violence perpetration.
Bivariate analysis of factors associated with past year sexual or physical intimate partner violence perpetration.
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Likelihood of experiencing recent IPV among those with and without mental health symptoms at ten years postpartum (n = 1507).
Likelihood of experiencing recent IPV among those with and without mental health symptoms at ten years postpartum (n = 1507).
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Contested development?: intimate partner violence and women's employment in u...
Study aims: To improve understanding of the relationship between women's employment and risk of intimate partner violence in urban and rural Tanzania, and explore the policy and...
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Intimate Partner Violence and Housing: Eroding Women’s Citizenship
Intimate Partner Violence and Housing: Eroding Women’s Citizenship
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Emotional and economic intimate partner violence as key drivers of depression and suicidal ideation: A cross-sectional study among young women in informal settlements in South Africa
Little research has assessed the impact of emotional intimate partner violence (IPV) and economic IPV on women’s mental health. Using cross-sectional data from the Stepping Stones and Creating Futures intervention trial baseline, in eThekwini Municipality, South Africa we assess three questions. First, whether emotional IPV and economic IPV make independent contributions to mental health outcomes; second what matters, severity, variety, or absolute experience? and third, are some items more important in driving mental health impacts than others? We assess associations between past 12-month emotional IPV, past 12-month economic IPV, and past week depressive symptoms and past four-week suicidal ideation. We describe the prevalence of each mental health outcome by individual items, including never/ever and frequency, and combined emotional IPV, and economic IPV, reporting depression scores and percentage of suicidal ideation and 95% confidence intervals (CI). Second, we created four-level categorical variables for combinations of emotional, economic, sexual and physical IPV, and present its frequency, and the mean/% and 95% CI for depression symptomatology and suicidal ideation. 680 women (aged 18–30) were enrolled. High levels of past year emotional IPV, economic IPV were reported. 45.3% reported clinically relevant symptoms of depression, and 30.0% past four-week suicidal ideation. All measures of emotional IPV and economic IPV showed a consistent positive correlation with CESD scores, and suicidal ideation. For all four-level categorical constructs the highest depression scores, and prevalence of suicidal ideation, were for combinations of emotional IPV or economic IPV with physical and/or sexual IPV. For depression in 17/18 combinations this was significantly different compared to women reporting no IPV. For suicidal ideation this was significant in 6/18 combinations all related to economic IPV. Emotional IPV and economic IPV have independent associations with women’s mental health, beyond physical IPV and sexual IPV, and also have distinct patterns between each other. Trial registration NCT03022370. Registered 13 January 2017, retrospectively registered.
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Bivariate associations with self-reported past-year IPV perpetration among California men 2021–23 (n = 3609).
Bivariate associations with self-reported past-year IPV perpetration among California men 2021–23 (n = 3609).
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Search for "intimate partner violence in 2SLGBTQ+ relationships"
Record provides full Medline (Ovid) strategy. Originally developed in May 2024 for a scoping review on intimate partner violence in 2SLGBTQ+ relationships, strategy provided includes a Oct 2025 update.
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Characteristic of the included primary studies.
Legend:AAS = Abuse Assessment Screen.CAGE = Cut down, Annoyed, Guilty, Eye-opener (alcoholism screening tool).CAS = Composite Abuse Scale.CG = Control Group.CTS = Conflict Tactics Scale.CTS2 = revised Conflict Tactics Scale.EPDS = Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale.IG = Intervention Group.IRR = Incidence Rate Ratio.LIFE = Longitudinal Interval Follow-up Examination.MOS-SF = Medical Outcomes Scale - Short Form.NCM = Nurse Case Management.MCS = Mental Components Scores (SF36).PCS = Physical Components Scores (SF36).PPP = Prenatal Psychosocial Profile.PSI-SF = Parenting Stress Index – Short Form.SCID-NP = Structured Clinical Interview for the DSM-IV Axis Disorders – Nonpatient Version.SF36 = Short Form Health Survey.SVAWS = Severity of Violence Against Women Scale.
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Longitudinal bivariate and multivariate GEE of correlates of physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence (IPV) among street and off-street sex workers (SWs) with a male, intimate partner (IP) in the AESHA Cohort (n = 387).
*p<0.05. **p<0.01. †In the last 6 months. Note: Study participants provided all partner-level data.
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Summary of studies of suicide and IPV, in women.
All studies measured IPV and incident suicide attempts.ap-Value if no confidence interval reported.bOther childhood trauma.cMore than one type of violence measured but only one estimate included here.CI, confidence interval; CTS, Conflict Tactics Scale.
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Screening on intimate partner violence (IPV): Two studies on the validity of an IPV screening instrument in patients in substance abuse treatment
Many patients in substance abuse treatment have perpetrated and / or experienced intimate partner violence (IPV) in the past year. To date, there are no screeners available to identify these patients. We developed a 4 item screening device for this purpose, the Jellinek Inventory for assessing Partner Violence (J-IPV). To investigate the validity of the J-IPV, 2 independent studies were conducted including 97 and 99 participants, respectively. Psychometric properties of the J-IPV were determined by calculating sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive value, and positive and negative likelihood ratio’s by comparing J-IPV outcomes to outcomes on the Revised Conflict Tactics Scales (CTS2) (‘gold standard’). Results showed that the J-IPV possesses good psychometric properties to detect perpetrators and victims of any as well as severe IPV. We recommend administering the J-IPV to all patients entering substance abuse treatment; if IPV perpetrators and victims are identified, action can be taken to stop IPV perpetration and arrange help for victims.
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