Where Do We Go from here?: Examining Intimate Partner Violence by Bringing Male Victims, Female Perpetrators, and Psychological Sciences into the Fold
Where Do We Go from here?: Examining Intimate Partner Violence by Bringing Male Victims, Female Perpetrators, and Psychological Sciences into the Fold
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DOI：
10.1007/s10896-016-9881-4
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发表时间：
2016-11-01
影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
Warner, Debra
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作者：
Espinoza, Reginaldo Chase;Warner, Debra
亲密伴侣暴力（IPV）中的性别对称性在研究中已经曝光，引发了许多争议。从历史上看，从心理学的框架，而不是从功能社会学的话语对重新概念化的问题一直存在阻力。在审查IPV的问题，考虑类型学，男性受害，和女性犯罪，进行了讨论。报告，结果，再次受害，以及男性受害者和女性肇事者的看法。一个论点是提供更多的关注心理科学，包括理论和数据，从临床，夫妇和家庭系统的学科，在解决伴侣暴力。为在话语、政策和服务中对IPV采取综合、有效和准确的方法提供了一个框架。
Gender symmetry in intimate partner violence (IPV) has come to light in research, stirring much controversy. Historically, there has been resistance toward re-conceptualizing the problem from a psychology-informed framework, rather than from functional sociological discourse. Issues in examining IPV, with consideration of typologies, male victimization, and female perpetration, are discussed. Reporting, outcomes, revictimization, and perceptions of male victims and female perpetrators are addressed. An argument is offered for increased focus on psychological science, including theory and data from clinical, couple, and family systems disciplines, in addressing partner violence. A framework is provided for integrated, effective, and accurate approaches to IPV in discourse, policy, and service.