Table 1.

Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Groups’ Differences on Sex-Related Attitudes and Personality Factors and Sexual Risk–Related Behaviors

Sexual Risk and Safety Indicators	n	IPV Group					χ² (df = 4)^†
Sexual Risk and Safety Indicators	n	No Abuse	Controlling Behavior Only	Physical Abuse	Sexual Coercion	Physical Abuse and Sexual Coercion	χ² (df = 4)^†
Sex-related attitudes and personality factors: M (SD)
Nonmonogamy attitudes	334	1.93_a (.95)	1.99_b (1.12)	2.16 (.94)	2.11 (1.04)	2.42_a,b (.86)	10.02^*
Sexual sensation seeking	334	1.26_a,b (.69)	1.45_c (.61)	1.43_d (.70)	1.69_a (.70)	1.77_b,c,d (.86)	22.54^***
Non-relationship-specific sexual behaviors
Lifetime sex partners: M (SD)	318	8.60_a (13.53)	10.63_b (19.03)	10.98_c (15.83)	5.08_a,b,c,d (6.80)	17.15_a,b,c,d (28.83)	32.20^***
STI diagnosis ever: n (%)	334	6 (6%)	2 (3%)_a	7 (11%)	1 (3%)_b	9 (16%)_a,b	10.09^*
Transactional sex ever: n (%)	334	10 (9%)_a,b	12 (18%)	15 (23%)_a	7 (18%)	15 (26%)_b	9.81^*
Relationship-specific sexual behaviors: n (%)
Sexual partner concurrence	301	20 (21%)_a	13 (21%)_b	19 (34%)	10 (29%)	25 (46%)_a,b	12.80^*
Often or always uses a condom	301	39 (42%)_a	32 (52%)_b	20 (35%)	13 (37%)	13 (24%)_a,b	10.20^*
Discussed sexual history	333	78 (73%)	57 (85%)	50 (77%)	31 (82%)	46 (82%)	4.52
Agreed to STI testing	334	40 (37%)	26 (39%)	27 (42%)	16 (42%)	27 (47%)	1.68
Agreed to be monogamous	334	77 (72%)	56 (84%)	51 (78%)	33 (87%)	45 (79%)	5.39
Discussed whether partner is on birth control	334	81 (76%)	51 (76%)	45 (69%)	33 (87%)	44 (77%)	4.38

^†

Results of generalized linear model (GLM) testing.

p < .05;

^***

p < .001; shared subscripts in a row denote IPV subgroups that differ significantly from one another at p < .05.