ArticlePsychology of violence2020
Measuring Teen Dating Violence Perpetration: A Comparison of Cumulative and Single Assessment Procedures.
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- On-line program for the prevention of dating violence: mixed descriptive cross-sectional and post-test pre-test study.BMC public health · 2025Article
- Cumulative Incidence of Physical and Sexual Dating Violence: Insights From A Long-term Longitudinal Study.Journal of interpersonal violence · 2023Article
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Objective: There are concerns about the measurement of teen dating violence (TDV) perpetration. The current study compares data on TDV perpetration derived from a cumulative assessment procedure and a single assessment procedure. The prevalence and frequency of TDV perpetration are examined, as well as their associations with hypothesized precursors of TDV. Method: A sample of court-referred adolescents ( Results: Results of within-subjects comparisons indicated that, compared to the single assessment procedure, the cumulative assessment procedure yielded higher prevalence and greater frequency of physical, sexual, and emotional TDV. Across analytic methods, all types of TDV perpetration were more strongly related to externalizing problems, and sexual TDV perpetration was more strongly related to exposure to community violence, when measured cumulatively. Conclusions: Cumulative assessment procedures might provide a more sensitive and valid measurement of TDV perpetration than single assessment procedures.
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