Child sexual abuse (CSA), sexual assault (SA), and intimate partner violence (IPV) occur
within social contexts that shape how survivors judge themselves and are evaluated by …

Intimate partner sexual violence (IPSV) is a significant aspect of intimate partner violence
(IPV). While intimate partners commit one third of sexual assaults, IPSV is often overlooked …

Sexual assault and intimate partner violence (IPV) are common experiences in women, but
few studies have examined correlates of social reactions experienced by victims telling …

Sexual assault survivors receive various positive and negative social reactions to assault
disclosures, yet little is known about the directionality of associations of social reactions to …

Social reactions to disclosures of sexual assault have significant effects on women's
postassault outcomes. The Social Reactions Questionnaire measures these reactions (as …

Battered Women's Protective Strategies: Stronger Than You Know challenges the pervasive
stereotypes that depict battered women as passive and shows how to use the strength of …

The purpose of this study was to evaluate an intervention (Supporting Survivors and Self
[SSS]) created to increase positive social reactions and decrease negative social reactions …

The criminal justice system (CJS) frequently encounters victims of intimate partner violence
(IPV). Despite these frequent encounters, professionals in the CJS often fail to adequately …

Avoidance coping is consistently linked with negative mental health outcomes among
women experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV). This study extended the literature …

Objective: This study aims to describe the daily co-occurrence of physical, sexual, and
psychological intimate partner violence (IPV) among substance-using, community-based …