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Record ID: 1f9e4fc0-1239-4284-b81e-93f60d612a4a
Type: Journal Article
Title: Examining factors co-existing with interpersonal violence in lesbian relationships
Other Titles: Journal of family violence
Authors: Cain, Demetria
Eaton, Lisa
Kaufman, Michelle
Fuhrel, Andrea
Cherry, Charsey
Kalichman, Seth C
Pope, Howard
Keywords: Gay/lesbian/transgender
Year: 2008
Publisher: Springer Publishing
Citation: 23 (8), October 2008
Notes:  Interpersonal violence within lesbian relationships is a significant yet understudied problem. Women attending a gay pride festival in Atlanta, GA, were asked to complete a survey concerning same-sex interpersonal violence. Women who reported being in a current or previous same-sex partner relationship were included in the analyses (N = 226). Factors that occurred in the context of interpersonal violence were investigated: substance use, HIV/STI risk behaviors, barriers to reporting abuse, and attitudes inhibiting seeking of social support. In addition, the survey assessed relationship-related power dynamics. Results of multivariate analyses support the hypotheses that power imbalance and inequality when making sex-related decisions within women’s same-sex relationships are associated with interpersonal violence. Further findings suggested that a combination of factors must be considered when dealing with and reducing the risk for violence in same-sex relationships.
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URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/14627
ISSN: 0885-7482
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