Predictors of Perceived Need for and Actual Action Taking Among Women in Violent Relationships.

摘要: Decision-making of women in violent relationships is poorly understood. The study seeks to identify predictors need-for-action and actions taken by relationships. participants were 143 who experienced violence previous month from 6 primary care clinics. methods involved multiple times series using daily assessments household environment, marital relationship, concerns, violence, collected via telephone interactive voice response for 8 weeks. Outcomes include reports taken. Same-day correlates prior-day associations vector autoregressions sought, combined across subjects meta-analytic techniques. Need help depended on stalking, concern child safety, forgiveness, low perceived control; actually seeking sense control with same-day stress need help. legal action safety finances desire keep family together; taking action, correlated only stalking concerns about but less effects child. leave his its effect child, her a together, while leaving was primed day drinking, triggered leave, lower levels drinking or forgiveness. Once gone, alcohol use returning the relationship. Taking depends upon few prior- factors unique each action.