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Dating Violence and Self-Injury Among Undergraduate College Students: Attitudes and Experiences

✍ Scribed by Christine E. Murray; Kelly L. Wester; Derrick A. Paladino

Publisher
American Counseling Association
Year
2008
Tongue
English
Weight
180 KB
Volume
11
Category
Article
ISSN
1099-0399

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✦ Synopsis

An Internet‐based survey about dating violence and self‐injury was completed by 1,777 undergraduates. A regression analysis tested if recent dating violence victimization and perpetration experiences predicted whether participants self‐injured in the past 90 days, after controlling for demographic variables and attitudes toward self‐injury and dating violence. Although the regression model explained only 6% of the variance in self‐injury, the relationship may indicate a co‐occurrence of dating violence and self‐injury.

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