Table 2.
Type of IPV by Aggression-inclusion and Victimization-inclusion Samples
| Aggression- inclusion | Victimization- inclusion | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M (SD) | M (SD) | df | t | p | |
| Type of IPV | |||||
| Physical | |||||
| Physical aggression | 23.75 (22.08) | 24.62 (24.54) | 276 | 0.31 | .758 |
| Physical victimization | 22.63 (26.40) | 21.61 (23.12) | 276 | −0.34 | .735 |
| Sexual | |||||
| Sexual aggressiona | 5.70 (10.11) | 3.11 (7.55) | 270 | −2.44 | .015 |
| Sexual victimizationa | 11.32 (18.27) | 7.35 (14.78) | 273 | −2.00 | .047 |
| Psychological | |||||
| Psychological aggressiona | 36.83 (18.01) | 38.98 (21.37) | 247 | 0.90 | .371 |
| Psychological victimization | 34.95 (19.66) | 37.63 (19.94) | 276 | 1.13 | .262 |
| Injury | |||||
| Women’s inflicted injuries | 4.69 (6.60) | 3.96 (7.23) | 275 | −0.88 | .379 |
| Women’s sustained injuries | 6.05 (7.95) | 4.32 (7.88) | 275 | −1.81 | .071 |
Note. Bonferroni adjustments indicate a p < .05 significance level of p = .006.
a
Results reported reflect estimates for equal variances not assumed.