Males' Reactions to Participating in Research on Dating Violence Victimization and Childhood Abuse.
Males' Reactions to Participating in Research on Dating Violence Victimization and Childhood Abuse.
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男性对参与约会暴力受害和童年虐待研究的反应。
DOI:
10.1080/10926771.2013.775987
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2013
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Stuart,GregoryL
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作者:
Shorey,RyanC;Zucosky,Heather;Febres,Jeniimarie;Brasfield,Hope;Stuart,GregoryL
Childhood abuse and dating violence victimization are prevalent and devastating problems. Although there has been an abundance of research on these topics in recent years, researchers and institutional review boards often struggle with determining whether asking respondents questions on previous violence will result in increased emotional distress or other negative research outcomes. Empirical data are therefore needed that examine the research reactions of individuals who participate in research on childhood abuse and dating violence. This study examined this topic among a sample of male college students (N= 193). Results showed that victims of childhood sexual abuse had more negative emotional reactions and victims of physical dating violence had more negative perceived drawbacks to research participation than nonvictims. However, victims and nonvictims did not differ on positive research reactions. These findings suggest that there are few differences between victims and nonvictims on research reactions.