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. 2024 Oct 30;13:e57886. doi: 10.2196/57886

Table 1.

Quantitative measures.

Quantitative measure collected Time point for data collection Explanation

Baseline 3 months 9 months
Screening questions
Age, province of residence, and description of the stage of their relationship with their abusive partner
Demographic information

Education, marital status, and diversity characteristics (eg, immigrant status, francophone status, ethnic status, and rural status)
WEBa To measure women’s experiences of feeling fearful and controlled by their abusive partner [43]
DCSb To measure the conflict (ie, difficulty) that women endure in making decisions about leaving their abusive relationship [44]
IPVc strategies index To measure the different types of IPV strategies that women are using to keep themselves safe in their abusive relationship [45]
SF-12v2d To measure quality of life [46]
CES-De To measure depressive symptoms [47]
ISELf To measure perceived social support [48]

aWEB: Women’s Experiences of Battery Scale.

bDCS: Decisional Conflict Scale.

cIPV: intimate partner violence.

dSF-12v2: Short Form Health Survey.

eCES-D: The Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale.

fISEL: The Interpersonal Support Evaluation List.