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. 2023 Apr 13;25(1):630–647. doi: 10.1177/15248380231162972

Table 1.

Description of Studies Included in the Systematic Review in Alphabetical Order.

Study Country Study Type Recruitment Sample Age Range (M; SD) Type IPV Measures Mental Health Constructs and Measures
Coercive control Psychological Physical/sexual Constructs Measures
* Ahmad et al. (2018) Malaysia CS Com: Post-natal health care facilities 5,727 w ≥18 CC WHOMCS-CC items WHOMCS WHOMCS Postnatal depression EPDS (Malaysian)
Alexander et al. (2019) USA CS Com: Community support services 188 w 18–24 (21.3; 2.2) RC 10-items (Miller et al., 2010) PTSD, depression PCPTSD, CESD-SF
* Anderson (2008) USA CS 2nd Com: NVAWS national survey 4,575 w 18–88 CC NVAWS-CC items PTSD, depression IES (adapted), NVAWS 8 depression items
Anderson et al. (2017) USA CS Com: HIV clinic 67 w 18–45 RC 10-items (Miller et al., 2010) PTSD, depression PCL-C, CESD
Basile et al. (2004) USA CS—2nd NVAWS: IPV subgroup 380 w <18 (40) ST NVAWS-ST
Items
NVAWS
verbal abuse + CC
CTS PTSD IES (adapted)
*Beck et al. (2011) USA CS IPV survivors—university research clinic 63 w 18–64 (36.75; 11.62) CC PMWI-DI PMWI-EV Interview devised by authors PTSD CAPS for DSM-IV
* Broughton and Ford-Gilboe (2017) Canada LO—2nd IPV—subsample from WHES 157 w 20–64 (40.6; 9.6) CC WEB Depression CESD
* BubriskiMcKenzie and Jasinski (2013) USA CS 2nd Com: IPV sample CWHRS 705 w ≥18 Bl: (31.07; 9.46)
His: (29.08; 7.79
CC CWHRS Power and Control Scale CTS2 PTSD, Depression PSS-I CWHRS-based on MOS
Coker et al. (2002) USA CS—2nd Com: NVAWS national survey 6,790 w 7,122 m 18–65 CC NVAWS-CC items NVAWS-verbal abuse CTS Depression Drug and Alcohol Use SF-36 NVAWS Drug and Alcohol items
* Damra and Abujilban (2021) Jordan CS Com: hospital gynecology/obstetric service 300 w 18–49 (32; 6.4) CC WHOMCS-CC items WHOMCS WHOMCS Depression BDI for Jordanian culture
* Dokkedahl et al. (2021) Denmark CS Shelter 147 w ≥18 (34.6; 10.1) CC PMWI-DI PMWI-EV CTS2 PTSD ITQ, HTQ, TSC-26
* Dutton and Painter (1993) Canada LO IPV—shelters, support programs 75 w ≥18 (31.4) PMWI-DI PMWI-EV CTS PTSD TSC-33
Dutton et al. (1999) USA CS DV support service 149 w 18–58 (30) CC PMWI-DI PMWI-EV CTS2 PTSD, Depression PSS-SR, CESD
* Emery et al. (2019) South Korea CS Com 462 w ≥18 CC NVAWS-CC items Alcohol Use CAGE
Fleming et al. (2012) USA CS Com 192 w ≥18 (55.04; 3.92) ST NVAWS-ST items CTS2 CTS2 PTSD PCL-C
* Gibbs et al. (2018) South Africa CS Com 677 w 18–30 (23.7) EA WHOMCS-CC WHOMCS Depression Suicidal Ideation CESD
SI: 1-item
Gou et al. (2019) Canada LO Com 98 w
98 m
≥18 w: (29.98; 5.49) m: (32.03; 5.51) CC PMWI-DI CTS2 CESD
Grace et al. (2020) USA CS University students 354 w ≥18 (20.88; 2.31) CC, RC 2 RC questions
CAS
CAS CAS Depression
Drug and Alcohol
Use
CESD-R MFDAQ
* Groves et al. (2012) South Africa CS Com: HIV 1,500 w ≥18 (27.29; 5.36) CC SRPS adapted
WHOMCS
adapted
WHOMCS
Depression, Anxiety HSCL-25
Hardesty et al. (2019) USA LO Com: mothers who filed for divorce 135 w 20.83–53.92 (35.22; 7.02) CC PMWI-DI CTS2 PTSD, Depression
PCL-C-SF CESD-SF
Hayes and Kopp (2020) USA CS—2nd Com: National NISVS 7,433 w
6266 m
≥18 CC RC Number of CC, RC past year Number of psych. IPV past year Number of physical IPV past year Mental Health Self-rated
* Hazen et al. (2008) USA CS Com: Healthcare service users 282 w 18–45 (27.74; 7.12) CC PMWI-DI-SF PMWI-EV-SF CTS2 Depression, Anxiety BSI
* Hedin and Janson (1999) Sweden CS Com: Antenatal clinics 207 w 18–35 (29.5, 4.5) CC PMWI-DI PMWI-EV SVAWS PTSD, Anxiety TSC-33 STAI
* Hines and Douglas (2011) USA CS IPV support services (help-seeking group),
Com
822 m (302 IPV 520 com) 18–59
IT: (40.49; 8.97)
Com: (43.68; 10.88)
CC PMWI-DI CTS2 CTS2 PTSD PCL-C
* Hines and Douglas (2012) USA CS IPV services (help-seeking group), Com 822 m (302 IPV
520 Com)
18–59 help-seek. (40.49; 8.97)
Com: (43.68; 10.88)
CC PMWI-DI CTS2 CTS2 Drug and Alcohol Use NWS Alcohol and Drug Use scale
* Hines and Douglas (2018) USA CS IPV support services (help-seeking group),
Com
2,212 m
(611
IPV,
1601
Com)
18–59
IPV: (43.89; 9.18),
Com: (41.77; 11.35)
CC PMWI-DI CTS2 CTS2 PTSD, Depression PCL-C, CESD
* Ireland et al. (2017) Australia CS Com: LGBTI 287 LGBTI w and m ≥18 (34.8; 11.2) CC MMEA (extended 44 items) MMEA
(extended 44 items)
MMEA
(extended 44 items)
PTSD, Depression, Anxiety PCL-C-SF, HAD
* Johnson and Leone (2005) USA CS—2nd Com: NVAWS
national survey
4,967 w
(81 IT)
18–97 (44.55; 13.89) CC NVAWS-CC items 12-items adapted from CTS PTSD, Depression IES (adapted), 8-items depression scale (based on SF-36)
Johnson et al. (2014) USA CS—2nd Com: NVAWS national survey 7,782 w
6,908 m
18–97 (46.91; 15.67) CC 12-items CC-Scale like PMWI 12-items adapted from CTS Depression 8-items depression scale (based on SF-36)
* Jones (2020) USA CS Prison 337 w 18–65 CC based on CCMIPV PTSD PCL-C
* Jones et al. (2005) USA CS DV services, medical and com 172 w 18–40 CC PMWI-DI-SF PMWI-EV-SF, SOSPS PTSD, Depression, Anxiety PSDSWB BDI, BAI
* Kapiga et al. (2017) Tanzania CS Com 1,021 w 19–70 CC, EA WHOMCS-CC, EA items WHOMCS WHOMCS Mental Health SRQ-20
* Lawrence et al. (2009) USA LO Com: married couples 103 w
103 m
18–55 w: (25; 4.3) m: (26.4; 4.7) CC MMEA-RE MMEA-total Depression, Anxiety BDI-II, BAI
* Leone (2011) USA CS 2nd CWHRS abused women subsample 369 w ≥18 (31; 9.62) CC PCS PTSD, Depression,
Suicidality
PSS-I, MOS-4 items SI + SA combined 1item
* Levine and Fritz (2016) Canada CS Shelter 51 w 19–58 (37) CC CBS-R CTS2 PTSD, Depression PCL-C, BDI-II
* Lovestad et al. (2017) Sweden CS Com: population sample 573 w 18–65 (42.7: 13.01) CC CBS-isolating control WHOMCS WHOMCS Depression self-report of 5 DSMIV indicators
* Ludermir et al. (2010) Brazil CS Com: pregnant women from a family health program 1,045 w 18–49 CC WHOMCS-CC WHOMCS WHOMCS Postnatal Depression EPDS
* Ludermir et al. (2010) Brazil CS Com: pregnant women from a family health program 1,045 w 18–49 CC WHOMCS-CC WHOMCS WHOMCS Postnatal Depression EPDS
Ludermir et al. (2014) Brazil CS Com: pregnant women from a family health program 1,120 w 18–49 CC WHOMCS-CC WHOMCS WHOMCS Mental Health SRQ-20
McCauley et al. (2014) Cote d'Ivoire CS Com 953 w ≥18, (37.4) RC Based on Miller et al. (2010) PTSD HTQ
Mechanic et al. (2000) USA CS DV support services 114 w 19–59 (35; 7.9) (CC)
ST
SBC (PMWI-DI) PMWI-EV CTS2 PTSD, Depression PDS, BDI-II
* Mechanic et al. (2008) USA CS DV support services 413 w 18–62 (34.5; 8.1) CC, ST PMWI-DI, SBC PMWI-EV PTSD, Depression PDS, BDI-II
Mutiso et al. (2020) Kenya CS Com: Healthcare services 5,448 w
2,862 m
18–60+ CC WHOMCS-CC
items
WHOMCS WHOMCS Mental Health MINI Plus
Newton (2021) USA CS Com 69 w ≥18 (54.53; 3.19) CC PMWI-DI-SF PMWI-DI-SF CTS2 PTSD—peritraumatic emotions CAPS for DSM-IV
* Nielsen et al. (2016) USA CS Com: Coparenting 147 w 20–54 (35.2) CC PMWI-DI-SF PMWI-EV-SF CTS2 PTSD, Depression PCL, CESD-SF
* Norwood and Murphy (2012) USA CS 2nd DV support services 216 w 18–70 (34.0, 10.1) CC MMEA-RE MMEA-total CTS2 PTSD PCL-C-IPV
* Nnawulezi and Murphy (2019) USA CS DV support services (archival data) 228 w 18–70 (34.23; 10.09) CC MMEA-RE MMEA-total CTS2 PTSD PCL-C-IPV
* Ogunbajo et al. (2020) Nigeria
CS
Com
389 m
≥18
CC
IPV-GBM monitoring
controlling
IPV-GBM
IPV-GBM
Depression,
Suicidality, Anxiety
CESD
SI-1-item, SA-1-item
GAD-7
Peltzer et al. (2013) South Africa CS IPV survivors who obtained a protective order 268 w 18–62 (28.8; 8.0) ST SVS, 10 items from
HARASS
SVAWS SVAWS PTSD, Depression Alcohol Use PCL-C, CESD AUDIT-C
* Petra (2020) USA CS Com 222 w 24–63 (33) CC MASIC-CC subscale WAST Depression, Anxiety DASS-21
* Pickover et al. (2017) USA CS IPV survivors, mental health research clinic 284 w ≥18 (37.84; 12.08) CC PMWI-DI-SF PMWI-EV-SF CTS2 PTSD, Anxiety LEC, IPV-related DSMIV-TR, ADIS-IV
Postmus et al. (2012) USA LO Com 2,305 w ≥18
(25.8; 6.1)
EA Any EA in year 1 Any psych.
IPV in year 1
Any physic.
IPV in year 1
Depression CIDI-SF
Prospero (2008) USA CS University students 609 (361 w,
248 m)
≥18 (21.44; 4.58) CC CBS-R CTS2 CTS2 Mental Health SQ
Prospero (2009) USA CS University students 573
(332 w,
241 m)
≥18
(21.4; 4.37)
CC CBS-R CTS2 CTS2 Mental Health SQ
* Prospero and Kim (2009a) USA CS University students 560 (325 w,
235 m)
≥18
(21.4; 4.37)
CC, EA CBS-R CTS2 CTS2 Depression, Anxiety SQ
Prospero and Kim (2009b) USA CS University students 676
(419 w,
257 m)
≥18
(21.6; 4.66)
CC, EA CBS-R CTS2 CTS2 Mental Health SQ
* Reich et al. (2015) USA CS IPV survivors—mixed recruitment 105 w ≥18 (36.94;12.68) CC PMWI-DI-SF PMWI-EV-SF CTS2 PTSD CAPS for DSM-IV
* Sackett and Saunders (1999) USA CS DV support services 60 w ≥18 (34.7; 9.1) CC PPA-JC
PPA Depression, Anxiety BDI
6-item Anxiety Scale
Sauber and O'Brien (2020) USA CS DV support services, community 147 w ≥18
(34.7; 9.1)
EA SEA-12 ABI ABI PTSD, Depression PCL-C, CESD
Strauss et al. (2019) USA CS University students 357
(290 w,
67 m)
18–25 (18.64; 1.13) ST 32-item validated ST measure Alcohol and Drug Use AUDIT DUDIT
* Street and Arias (2001) USA CS Shelter 63 w 19–64 (32) CC PMWI-DI PMWI-EV CTS PTSD, Depression CMS,
SCL-90-R
Stylianou (2018) USA, Puerto Rico LO DV support services 457 w ≥18
(36; 9.15)
EA SEA-12 ABI-R ABI-R Depression CESD
* Taft et al. (2005) USA LO Partners of IPV perpetrator group program participants 96 w 18–59 (34.0; 8.6) CC MMEA-RE MMEA-total CTS PTSD DIS for DSM-III
* Tiwari et al. (2015) Hong Kong CS DV support services 613 w ≥20 CC CBS-R (Chinese) C-AAS PTSD, Depression PCL-C (Chinese) BDI-II (Chinese)
Voth Schrag et al. (2019) USA CS University students 435 w ≥18 (27; 9.9) EA SEA-12 ABI-R PTSD, Depression
PCL-5
LEC-5, CESD-SF
* Weaver and Etzel (2003) USA CS DV support services 62 w ≥18 (34; 8.4) CC PMWI-DI-SF PMWI-EV-SF CTS2 PTSD, Depression * PDS, BDI-II
Wolf et al. (2018) Denmark CS ST support services, groups 196 w 27–70 (40.82; 6.93) ST SBC PMWI PTSD HTQ, TSC-33
* Wolford-Clevenger et al. (2017) USA CS University students 208 (107 w,
101 m)
18–29 (19.61; 11.09) CC MMEA-RE MMEA CTS2 Depression, Suicidal Ideation PDSQ
* Wolford-Clevenger and Smith (2017) USA CS Shelter 134 w 19–67 (32.50; 8.21) CC CIPRS CTS2 (modified) PTSD, Depression, Suicidal Ideation and Attempts PCL-C, DASS-21
SI: MSSI
SA: L-SASI

Note. Study type: CS = cross-sectional; LO = longitudinal; 2nd = secondary data analysis; Sample: w = women; m = men; Age: M = mean; SD = standard deviation; IPV = intimate partner violence; DV = domestic violence; PTSD = post-traumatic stress disorder; Type of coercive control: CC = coercive control; EA = economic abuse; RC = reproductive coercion; ST = stalking. Recruitment: Com = community sample (i.e., not specific IPV sample); NVAWS = National Violence Against Women survey (Tjaden & Thoennes, 1999); NISVS = The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (Smith et al., 2017); CWHRS = Chicago Women’s Health Risk Study (Block, 2000); WHES = Women’s Health Effects Study (Ford-Gilboe et al. 2009). IPV Measures: ABI = The Abusive Behavior Inventory (Shepard & Campbell, 1992); ABI-R = Abuse Behavior Inventory–Revised (Postmus et al. 2016b); CAS = Composite Abuse Scale (Hegarty et al.,1999, 2005); CAAS = Chinese Abuse Assessment Screen (Tiwari et al., 2007); CBS = Controlling Behaviors Scale (Graham-Kevan & Archer, 2003a); CBS-R = Controlling Behaviors Scale-Revised (Graham-Kevan & Archer, 2003b); CCMIPV = Coercive Control Measure for IPV (Dutton et al., 2005); CIPRS = Coercion in Intimate Partner Relationships Scale (Dutton et al., 2007); CTS = Conflict Tactics Scale (Straus, 1990); CTS2 = Revised Conflict Tactics Scale (Straus et al., 1996); HARASS = Harassment of battered women (Sheridan, 1998); IPV-GBM = Intimate Partner Violence among Gay and Bisexual Men Scale (Stephenson & Finneran, 2013); MASIC = Mediator’s Assessment of Safety Issues and Concerns (Pokman et al., 2014); MMEA = Multidimensional Measure of Emotional Abuse (Murphy et al., 1999); MMEA-RE restrictive engulfment subscale; PCS = Power and Control Scale (Leone et al., 2007); PMWI, PMWI-SF = Psychological Maltreatment of Women Inventory (Tolman, 1989;1999) with PMWI-DI = dominance/isolation subscale, PMWI-EV = emotional/verbal abuse subscale; PPA = Profile of Psychological Abuse (Sacket & Saunders, 1999); SEA-12 = Scale of Economic Abuse-12 (Postmus et al., 2016a); SBC = Stalking Behavior Checklist (Coleman, 1997); SRPS = Sexual Relationship Power Scale (Pulerwitz et al., 2002); SVAWS = Severity of Violence Against Women Scale (Marshall, 1992); SVS = Stalking Victimization Survey (Tjaden & Thoennes, 1999); WAST = Woman Abuse Screening Tool (Brown, 1996); WEB = Women’s Experiences with Battering (Smith et al., 1999); WHOMCS = WHO Multi-country Study on Women's Health and Domestic Violence Against Women (Garcia-Moreno et al., 2005). PTSD: CAPS = Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale (Blake et al., 1990); CMS = The Civilian Mississippi Scale for PTSD (Vreven et al., 1995); DIS = Diagnostic Interview Schedule for DSM-III (Robins et al., 1982); HTQ = Harvard Trauma Questionnaire (Mollica et al., 1992); IES = Impact of Event Scale (Weiss & Marmar, 1997); ITQ = International Trauma Questionnaire (Cloitre et al., 2018); LEC = Life Events Checklist (Gray et al., 2004); LEC-5 = Life Events Checklist for DSM-5 (Weathers et al., 2013a); PCL = PTSD Checklist (Blanchard et al., 1996); PCL-C = PTSD Checklist-Civilian (Weathers et al., 1993); PCL-C-SF = PTSD Checklist-Civilian Short Form (Lang & Stein, 2005); PCL-C-IPV = PTSD Checklist-Civilian Modified to IPV experience (Weathers et al., 1993); PCL-5 = The PTSD Checklist for DSM-5 (Weathers et al., 2013b); PCPTSD = Primary Care Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Screen (Prins et al., 2003); PDS = The Posttraumatic Diagnostic Scale (Foa et al., 1997); PSDSWB = Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Scale for Battered Women (Saunders, 1994); PSS-I = PTSD Symptom Scale Interview (Foa, et al., 1993a); PSS-SR = PTSD Symptom Scale Self-Report Version (Foa, et al., 1993b); TSC-33 = The Trauma Symptom Checklist (Briere & Runtz, 1989); TSC-26 = The Revised Trauma Symptom Checklist (Krog & Duel, 2003). Depression, Suicidality, Anxiety, Mental Health: ADIS-IV = Anxiety Disorders Interview Schedule-IV (Brown et al., 1994); BAI = Beck Anxiety Inventory (Beck et al., 1988); BDI = Beck Depression Inventory (Beck et al., 1961); BDI-II = Beck Depression Inventory (Beck et al., 1996); BSI = Brief Symptom Inventory (Derogatis, 1993); CESD = Center for Epidemiologic Depression Scale (Radloff, 1977); CESD-SF = CESD Short Form (Andresen et al., 1994); CESD-R = (Eaton et al., 2004); CIDI-SF = International Diagnostic Interview, Short Form (Kessler et al., 1998); DASS-21 = The Depression Anxiety Stress Scale 21 (Lovibond & Lovibond, 1995); EPDS = Edinburgh postnatal depression scale (Cox et al., 1987); GAD-7 = Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-item (Spitzer et al., 2006); HAD = Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (Zigmond & Snaith, 1983); HSCL-25= Hopkins Symptom Checklist (Parloff et al., 1954; Winokur et al., 1984); MINI Plus = International Neuropsychiatric Interview (Sheehan et al., 1997); MOS = Medical Outcome Study (Hays et al., 1995); PDSQ = Psychiatric Diagnostic Screening Questionnaire (Zimmerman & Mattia, 2001); L-SASI = Lifetime-Suicide Attempt Self-Injury Count (Linehan et al., 2006); SA = Suicide Attempt SCL-90-R = Symptom Checklist 90 (Derogatis, 1983); SF-36 = Short-Form Health Survey (Ware & Sherbourne, 1992); SI = Suicidal Ideation; SQ = Symptom Questionnaire (Kellner, 1987); SRQ-20 = Self-reporting Questionnaire (Beusenberg et al.,1994); STAI = State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (Spielberger et al., 1983); Alcohol and Drug Use: AUDIT = Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (Saunders et al., 1993); AUDIT-C = Alcohol Consumption Questions (Bush, 1998); CAGE = CAGE questionnaire (Ewing, 1984); DUDIT = Drug Use Disorders Identification test (Stuart et al., 2003); MFDAQ = Monitoring the future drug and alcohol questionnaire (Bachman et al., 2011); NWS = National Women’s Study (Kilpatrick et al., 1997). References for these measures are provided in Supplemental Appendix D.

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Studies included in the meta-analysis.