Women's disclosure of dating violence: A mixed methodological study
Women's disclosure of dating violence: A mixed methodological study
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DOI：
10.1177/0959353511422280
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发表时间：
2012-11-01
影响因子：
5.4
通讯作者：
Gidycz, Christine A.
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作者：
Edwards, Katie M.;Dardis, Christina M.;Gidycz, Christine A.
研究人员采用定量和定性相结合的方法，考察了大学女生对约会暴力的披露情况。量化分析显示，披露约会暴力与虐待相关的压力、伴侣的责备以及结束关系的想法有关。定性内容分析表明，妇女尽量减少虐待是最常见的不披露的理由。披露约会暴力的女性报告说，对她们的披露最有帮助的是以下反应：接受“好建议”，有机会发泄/谈论它，得到安慰和其他情感支持，使伴侣的行为合理化，并提供中立的观点。相反，以下回答被认为是最没有帮助的：被告知结束这段关系，而不是理解，拿这段经历开玩笑，以及“糟糕的建议”。对干预和未来研究的意义进行了讨论。
The researchers utilized quantitative and qualitative methods to examine college women's disclosure of dating violence. Quantitative analyses showed that disclosure of dating violence was related to stress associated with abuse, partner blame, and thoughts about ending the relationship. Qualitative content analyses demonstrated that women's minimization of the abuse was the most commonly given reason for nondisclosure. Women who disclosed dating violence reported that the following responses to their disclosures were most helpful: receiving 'good advice', the opportunity to vent/talk about it, receiving comfort and other emotional support, rationalizing the partners' behavior, and providing a neutral perspective. Conversely, the following responses were reported as least helpful: being told to end the relationship, not understanding, joking about the experiences, and 'bad advice'. Implications for intervention and future research are discussed.