Sociology

Intimate Partner Violence

Presenter Information

Lindsey Babovac, Butler University

Document Type

Oral Presentation

Location

Indianapolis, IN

Subject Area

Sociology

Start Date

13-4-2018 9:45 AM

End Date

13-4-2018 10:15 AM

Description

There is an overwhelming amount of research on men as the primary perpetrator of violence in intimate relationships. However, only a few studies address men as being the victim of violence. Utilizing secondary sources this research examines domestic violence, more specifically: physical, sexual, and psychological abuse for both females and men in intimate relationships. The paper additionally draws on theories such as, the feminist theory and social interaction theory to explain the causes of intimate partner violence. Based on secondary sources, the results showed that women are more likely to be the victim of physical violence and sexual abuse, while men are more likely to be the victim of psychological abuse.

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Intimate Partner Violence

Indianapolis, IN

There is an overwhelming amount of research on men as the primary perpetrator of violence in intimate relationships. However, only a few studies address men as being the victim of violence. Utilizing secondary sources this research examines domestic violence, more specifically: physical, sexual, and psychological abuse for both females and men in intimate relationships. The paper additionally draws on theories such as, the feminist theory and social interaction theory to explain the causes of intimate partner violence. Based on secondary sources, the results showed that women are more likely to be the victim of physical violence and sexual abuse, while men are more likely to be the victim of psychological abuse.