Table 1.

Bivariate Correlations, Descriptive Statistics, and Differences between Males and Females among Study Variables

	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.
Males (n = 404)
1. Physical TDV	---	.36***	.13**	.08	.13*	.23***	.34***
2. Psychological TDV		---	17**	.15**	.10*	.11*	.46***
3. Mother-to-Father Violence			---	.53***	.16**	.13*	.07
4. Father-to-Mother Violence				---	.03	.01	.00
5. Acceptability of Female Violence					---	.55**	.16*
6. Acceptability of Male Violence						---	.05
7. Relationship Length							---
Females (n = 513)
1. Physical TDV	---	.48***	.14**	.12*	.36***	.23***	.18*
2. Psychological TDV		---	.15**	.20***	.25***	.11**	.30***
3. Mother-to-Father Violence			---	.51***	.16***	.11*	-.04
4. Father-to-Mother Violence				---	.08	.10*	.02
5. Acceptability of Female Violence					---	.56***	.07
6. Acceptability of Male Violence						---	.12*
7. Relationship Length							---
Males
M	.19	2.7	.38	.46	1.57	1.23	2.70
SD	.58	2.5	.69	.78	.67	.43	1.40
Females
M	.59***	4.0***	.44	.51	1.56	1.23	3.0*
SD	1.10	2.6	.71	.82	.68	.43	1.43

Note: Possible score ranges for each variable are as follows: Physical TDV (0–4), Psychological TDV (0–10), Mother-to-Father Violence (0–1), Father-to-Mother Violence (0–1), Acceptability of Female Violence (0–4), and Acceptability of Male Violence (0–4)

^*p < .05

^**p < .01

^***p < .001