Establishing Australian Population Norms for Intimate Partner Violence

11 March 2016

The study is attempting to establish a battery of test norms based on general population attitudes and beliefs. Test norms are simply measures of what the average person thinks about certain things. In this study we are interested in your attitudes and beliefs about aggression and violence, impulsive behavior and how people interact and communicate. It is hoped that these can be used by clinicians who deliver offender treatment programs to determine participants change following treatment.

Keywords

• Deakin University
• psychology
• psychology and law
• Forensic Psychology
• male
• population norms
• Violence
• violence against women
• Domestic violence
• intimate partner violence
• impulsive
• Treatment
• treatment change
• aggression
• Australia
• Abuse
• intervention
• psychological abuse
• physical abuse
• sexual abuse
• offenders
• Deakin University

Ethical approval

Approved by Deakin University School of Psychology Ethics Committee on 3rd of August 2015: HEAG-H 102_2015

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