25 research outputs found
Intimate Partner Violence Victimization Among Non-Heterosexuals: Prevalence and Associations With Mental and Sexual Well-Being
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Men's and Women's Interpretation and Endorsement of Items Measuring Self-Reported Heterosexual Aggression
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Perceptions of Domestic Abuse in Same-Sex Relationships and Implications for Criminal Justice and Mental Health Responses
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Understanding Domestic Violence Resource Utilization and Survivor Solutions Among Immigrant and Refugee Women
No full textSexual agreements and intimate-partner violence among male couples
No full textObjectives: In the United States, HIV continues to disproportionately affect men who have sex with men. One promising area of research that may inform the development of behavioral interventions among male-male couples is within the realm of sexual agreements. Methods: The purpose of our analysis was to determine whether respondents who report having an open agreement or an agreement breakage also report a higher incidence of recent (within the previous 12Â months) intimate-partner violence (IPV) compared to respondents who report having a monogamous agreement or no agreement breakage after controlling for demographic variables. Results: Results showed that men who have an open agreement are less likely to report recent physical IPV. Conclusions: The results highlight the need to develop dyadic behavior interventions that address sexual agreements and stress management
Interpersonal Violence Among College Students: Does Sexual Orientation Impact Risk of Victimization?
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