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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 13.
Published in final edited form as: Comp Educ Rev. 2017 Mar 17;61(2):354–390. doi: 10.1086/691117

Table 3.

Summary of findings on associations between school and domestic violence and education outcomes, by sex.

Physical Violence Sexual Harassment Sexual Violence Domestic Violence (last month) Domestic Violence (ever)
Significant associations for females

Absenteeism (ever missed a day of school) -- -- -- -- --
Absenteeism (attend regularly) -- -- -- -- --
Absenteeism (attended yesterday) -- -- -- -- --
Absenteeism (# days attended last week) X -- -- --
Chichewa reading comprehension -- -- -- -- --
Numeracy -- X -- --
School dropout -- -- -- -- X

Significant associations for males

Absenteeism (ever missed a day of school) -- -- X -- X
Absenteeism (attend regularly) -- -- -- -- X
Absenteeism (attended yesterday) -- -- -- X X
Absenteeism (# days attended last week) -- -- -- -- X
Chichewa reading comprehension -- -- X -- --
Numeracy -- -- -- -- --
School dropout -- -- X -- --

Notes: Results in this table indicate whether there is evidence that each type of violence has a beneficial (check mark), detrimental (X), or neutral (--) association with each schooling outcome. The actual direction of the associations (in regression models) may have been positive or negative, depending on how the outcomes were specified.