… We selected IPV reengagement over IPV revictimization, coining a new term (ie, reengagement)
that has not yet been used, a contrast to the latter term (ie, revictimization), which has …

… To date, this association, also referred to as revictimization, is not well understood. Several
… The aim of this study is to investigate the extent to which revictimization following different …

… The use of online dating sites, whereby individuals meet “strangers” … have broad implication
for all types of sexual revictimization, including online sexual abuse. Interestingly, general …

… Because ASA was a positive predictor of drinking to regulate emotional experiences (unlike
CSA), it appears that our results may reflect the cumulative effect of multiple victimizations …

… PTSD and associated features as predictors of revictimization and perpetration with samples
of adults abused during childhood. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, The University of …

… Moreover, our finding that 26% of women with a history of child abuse in this sample were
revictimized in the form of dating violence is also comparable to what has previously been …

… We report in Figure 2 those factors that were identified by at least two different studies as
being statistically significant predictors of revictimization. Childhood environment is an umbrella …

… within childhood or adolescence, much of the research to date has … revictimization and its
associated outcomes for youth. The present study examined predictors of sexual revictimization …

… , and physical IPV/coercive control as predictors of sexual IPV during their first relationship
and … victimization during adolescence predicts sexual revictimization during young adulthood, …

… mediated revictimization by force, threats, or incapacitation. In contrast, the hypothesized
mediators did not explain the revictimization … One well-documented, strong predictor of sexual …