This report documents findings from the National Community Attitudes towards Violence
against Women Survey (NCAS) and considers them in the context of other related research …

Psychological intimate partner violence (IPV) is the most prevalent form of IPV and is often
thought to precede physical IPV. However, psychological IPV often occurs independently of …

Research on male batterers has found that in some cases of severe intimate partner
violence (IPV) against women, male aggressors were also generally violent beyond the …

Reducing structural drivers of intimate partner violence (IPV), including gender inequity in
education, employment, and health, surrounding women worldwide represents a clear …

Research shows that sexist attitudes are deeply ingrained, with adverse consequences in
the socioeconomic and political sphere. We argue that parental leave for fathers—a policy …

Intimate partner violence against women is a social problem affecting the rights of women in
different countries. The present study aimed to compare the public attitudes toward intimate …

Background: The co-occurrence of intimate partner violence (IPV) has been usually
determined by co-occurring reports of perpetration and victimization, but still not considering …

Although gender roles have continued to evolve, stereotypical perceptions about men and
women persist. From a traditional perspective, men are viewed as aggressive, competitive …

Sexual objectification is a subtle manifestation of sexist discrimination and violence against
women that involves seeing and treating women as sex objects of male sexual desire. The …

Studies of intimate partner violence (IPV) have generally focused on only one partner.
Although this has allowed advances in scientific knowledge on the causes of IPV, currently …