Prevalence of (1) physical violence; (2) emotional violence; (3) sexual violence; and (4) intimate partner violence in Central Africa.

Prevalence of (1) physical violence; (2) emotional violence; (3) sexual violence; and (4) intimate partner violence in Central Africa.</p

Questions and responses about intimate partner violence.

Questions and responses about intimate partner violence.</p

Probability of intimate partner violence among married/cohabiting women in Central Africa—interaction between men’s education and women’s education.

Probability of intimate partner violence among married/cohabiting women in Central Africa—interaction between men’s education and women’s education.</p

Estimated odd ratios (OR) of husband’s education on intimate partner violence in Gabon.

Estimated odd ratios (OR) of husband’s education on intimate partner violence in Gabon.</p

Differences in spouses’ education in Central Africa.

Differences in spouses’ education in Central Africa.</p

Estimated odd ratios (OR) of husband’s education on intimate partner violence in Chad.

Estimated odd ratios (OR) of husband’s education on intimate partner violence in Chad.</p

Prevalence of physical, emotional, sexual violence, and intimate partner violence among married/cohabiting women in Central Africa.

Prevalence of physical, emotional, sexual violence, and intimate partner violence among married/cohabiting women in Central Africa.</p

Estimated odd ratios (OR) of husband’s education on intimate partner violence in Cameroon.

Estimated odd ratios (OR) of husband’s education on intimate partner violence in Cameroon.</p

Probability of intimate partner violence among married/cohabiting women in Central Africa—interaction between men’s education and polygyny.

Probability of intimate partner violence among married/cohabiting women in Central Africa—interaction between men’s education and polygyny.</p

Probability of intimate partner violence among married/cohabiting women in Central Africa—interaction between men’s education and urban residence.

Probability of intimate partner violence among married/cohabiting women in Central Africa—interaction between men’s education and urban residence.</p