Dating violence - Student beliefs about consequences
Dating violence - Student beliefs about consequences
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DOI：
10.1177/088626096011001001
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发表时间：
1996-03-01
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
Carlson, BE
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作者：
Carlson, BE
对298名本科生和研究生进行了关于约会暴力和虐待的调查。在阅读了15个小插曲后，受访者被要求对所描述的事件的暴力和虐待程度进行评级，他们认为未来两人的关系可能会发生什么，以及事件发生后应该发生什么。所描述的事件在八个方面各不相同：行为性质、后果、肇事者性别、受害者性别、关系范围、饮酒、挑衅程度和暴力史。还评估了与暴力有关的个人经历。关于这种关系可能会发生什么和应该发生什么的信念既受到情节特征(行为的性质、施暴者的性别和结果)和感知到的暴力和虐待的影响，也受到应答者特征的影响。
Beliefs about dating violence and abuse were studied in a sample of 298 undergraduate and graduate students. After reading 15 vignettes, respondents were asked to rate how violent and abusive a depicted incident was, what they thought was likely to happen to the relationship in the future, and what should happen following the incident. The depicted incidents varied along eight dimensions: nature of the act, consequences, gender of perpetrator, gender of victim extent of relationship, alcohol consumption, extent of provocation, and history of violence. Personal experiences with violence were also assessed. Beliefs about what was likely to happen to the relationship and what should happen were influenced by both vignette characteristics (nature of the act, gender of perpetrator, and outcome) and perceived violence and abusiveness, as well as respondent characteristics.