Hispanic women who experience intimate partner violence (IPV) face unique disparities.
They have poorer health outcomes and are less likely to seek help than their non-Hispanic …

Hispanic women in the United States (US) experience unique health disparities and help-
seeking inequities related to intimate partner violence (IPV). Hispanic women who …

Through gender role socialization, some women learn self-silencing behaviours for the
purpose of relationship maintenance, and these behaviours may be more prominent among …

Approximately one-third of all women will experience domestic or intimate partner abuse
during adulthood. Despite increased public awareness, limited research has been done on …

This study examined the psychological and sociocultural processes of Latinas leading to the
decision to end an abusive intimate partner relationship using the qualitative method of …

African American women overwhelmingly experience the poorest outcomes resulting from
intimate partner violence (IPV) victimization. Despite theoretical advancements, there remain …

African American women are at heightened risk for intimate partner violence (IPV) and its
negative consequences, including health-compromising behaviors. Deliberate self-harm …

Gonzalez discuses the importance of incorporating qualitative research method in
addressing intimate partner violence (IPV) among Hispanic women. This method is essential …

Self-silencing is a socially maintained phenomenon that inhibits women's self-expression
and input in society. The construct affects women, both individually and collectively, and has …

Intimate partner sexual violence (IPSV), any non-consensual or coerced sexual act
perpetrated by one partner against another in an intimate relationship, is associated with …