Table 5.

Adjusted associations between socio-demographic and psychosocial factors and exposure to psychological and physical/sexual violence

	Psychological violence		Physical/sexual violence
	Men: N = 399	Women: N = 573	Men: N = 399	Women: N = 573
Civil status
(Married/cohabitant/registered partnership/boy- or girlfriend vs. Single/widowed/divorced)	3.25 (1.68–6.28)	3.92 (2.32–6.63)	2.67 (1.23–5.83)	3.33 (1.92–5.76)
Access to social support
(Good vs. Poor/Moderate)	2.03 (1.27–3.25)	2.12 (1.44–3.12)	2.62 (1.42–4.83)	2.52 (1.66–3.84)
Growing up in a home where violence occurred
(No vs. Yes/Unsure)	2.47 (1.19–5.13)	3.09 (1.62–5.88)	4.03 (1.84–8.83)	2.15 (1.18–4.14)
Educational level
(Univ./High school vs. Compulsory)	0.45 (0.22–0.92)	0.48 (0.27–0.83)	-	-
Age groups
(30–65 vs. 18–29)	1.60 (0.85–3.01)	-	1.96 (0.91–4.21)	-
Partner’s country of birth
(Sweden vs. outside Sweden)	-	-	-	1.46 (0.82–2.60)

Total sample n = 972.