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Beitin, Ben K.; Allen, Katherine R.; Bekheet, Maureen – Journal of Family Issues, 2010
Western research on families of Arab descent has increased in the current decade, compared to the previous 30 years. In this review of 256 empirical articles, through a critical postcolonial lens, domestic violence and family planning were the two most established areas of study. Generally, samples have come from a small group of countries such as…
Descriptors: Family Planning, Family Violence, Research Methodology, Arabs
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Zink, Therese; Klesges, Lisa M.; Levin, Linda; Putnam, Frank – Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2007
This study determines a clinical cutting score for the 29-item Abuse Behavior Inventory (ABI) developed by Shepard and Campbell (1992) to measure both physical and psychological abuse experiences. The authors report on a sample of 392 White and African American women from primary care waiting rooms, who completed the ABI and the revised Conflict…
Descriptors: Measures (Individuals), Psychology, Test Validity, Cutting Scores
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Felson, Richard B.; Ackerman, Jeff; Yeon, Seong-Jin – Journal of Marriage and Family, 2003
Examines the frequency of domestic violence and verbal altercations relative to the level of domestic conflict using survey data from the United States and Korea. Finds evidence that individuals are generally less likely to use violence during an altercation if the antagonist is a family member than if the antagonist is a stranger. (Contains 60…
Descriptors: Conflict, Cross Cultural Studies, Family Relationship, Family Violence
Straus, Murray A. – 1987
The Conflict Tactics Scales (CTS) is the most widely used instrument for measuring the tactics used by members of a family in a conflict situation. It is intended to measure the extent to which family members use reasoning, verbal aggression, and physical aggression. Focus is on: (1) bringing together and evaluating criticisms of the CTS so that…
Descriptors: Child Abuse, Concurrent Validity, Conflict, Construct Validity
Rancer, Andrew S.; Niemasz, JoAnn – 1988
In order to identify causes of spousal abuse, current research efforts have attempted to reconstruct the communicative components of physically aggressive encounters within the family. An interactionist model of intrafamily violence, proposed by D. A. Infante, suggests that the interaction of personal, situational, and societal conditions may lead…
Descriptors: Aggression, Battered Women, Communication Problems, Communication Research
Straus, Murray A.; Hamby, Sherry L. – 1997
The Conflict Tactics Scales (CTS) are intended to measure use of nonviolent discipline, psychological aggression, and physical assault in parent-child and other family relationships. The latter two scales provide a basis for identifying psychological and physical maltreatment. Two revisions of the CTS became available in 1996. One, the CTS2 is…
Descriptors: Child Abuse, Conflict, Data Collection, Emotional Abuse