Background Intimate partner violence (IPV) has been known to adversely affect the mental
health of victims. Research has tended to focus on the mental health impact of physical …

… violence (IPV) as it is the most commonly used within the literature, and the focus here will be
on partner violence, rather than violence within … and sexuality when looking at victimisation. …

… the problem of intimate partner violence (IPV) among military populations. IPV victimisation
has been … between IPV victimisation and mental health disorders among military personnel. …

… The current paper examines formal and informal forms of help-seeking among victims of
intimate partner violence and considers whether such responses are influenced by abuse …

… partner violence. We hypothesise that co-occurring disorders may be more strongly linked to
IPV victimisation … The high prevalence of intimate partner violence victimisation in both men …

… Two outcomes were examined in this study: adolescent dating violence victimisation and
continuation of partner violence victimisation from adolescence to early adulthood. The first …

… partner violence (IPV) victimisation and perpetration, but it is unknown how these factors
convey risk for IPV perpetration for men and women within the context of mutually violent …

… and sexual IPV victimisation at age 21. Participants indicated whether the violence occurred
… We evaluated the IPV victimisation measure based on internal consistency (alpha coefficient…

Introduction Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a global public health problem. Although both
men and women experience IPV, the burden is more on women. To address IPV effectively, …

… This exclusion automatically limits our understanding of victimisation … victimisation and
perpetration as well as the way in which a country legislates for the offence of domestic violence …