What would your neighbor do? An experimental approach to the study of informal social control of intimate partner violence in South Korea
What would your neighbor do? An experimental approach to the study of informal social control of intimate partner violence in South Korea
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DOI：
10.1002/jcop.21882
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发表时间：
2017-07-01
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Astray, Andres
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作者：
Emery, Clifton R.;Yang, Hyerin;Astray, Andres
虽然关于旁观者干预和亲密伴侣暴力的非正式社会控制的研究越来越普遍，但经验异常仍然存在，对人口样本的实验研究很少。本研究报告的影响，一个新的实验方法的研究IPV的非正式社会控制的邻居对一个小的人口样本的100名已婚男子在首尔，韩国。我们假设，男性随机分配到一个高感知的非正式社会控制条件将有较低的自我估计的可能性IPV犯下的小插曲。我们还假设，随机分配的影响将是不同的，报告犯下的家庭暴力（IPV或虐待儿童）的样本的一部分。与样本的非犯罪部分相比，在随机分配到高感知控制条件的样本中，家庭暴力的肇事者在IPV犯罪的自我估计可能性方面出现了显着下降。
Although research on bystander intervention and informal social control of intimate partner violence (IPV) is increasingly common, empirical anomalies remain and experimental studies on population samples are rare. This study reports the effects of a new experimental approach to the study of informal social control of IPV by neighbors on a small population sample of 100 married men in Seoul, South Korea. We hypothesized that men randomly assigned to a high-perceived informal social control condition would have lower self-estimated likelihoods of IPV perpetration in response to a vignette. We also hypothesized that the effect of random assignment would be different for that portion of the sample that reported perpetration of family violence (IPV or child abuse). Compared to the nonperpetrating portion of the sample, perpetrators of family violence in the sample randomly assigned to the high perceived control condition experienced a significant drop in self-estimated likelihood of IPV perpetration.