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 Ecological Model of Battered Women's Experience Over Time
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              This awardee has received supplemental funding. This award detail page includes information about both the original award and supplemental awards.
Award Information
Awardee
              Georgetown University
Award #
              2001-WT-BX-0001
Location
                    Washington, DC
Awardee County
              District of Columbia
Status
              Closed
Funding First Awarded
              2001
Total funding (to date)
              $569,586
Original Solicitation
              Process Evaluations in Four Tribal Drug Courts
Description of original award (Fiscal Year 2001, $155,046)
Project summary for 2001-WT-BX-0001

The goals of the study are: (1) to describe and predict longitudinal patterns of battered women's experiences over time, and specifically the maintenance, escalation and diminuation of levels of physical, sexual and psychological abuse and battered women's subjective appraisal of current risks; (2) to test a model for predicting average level and change in physical, sexual and psychological abuse, and battered women's subjective appraisal of current risks from a set of factors that are relevant for interventions, and an additional set of ecological or contextually relevant factors. Secondarily, longitudinal patterns of battered women's help-seeking and their risk reduction strategies, social support and emotional well-being will also be examined. The proposed study uses a convenience sample of 4000 battered women recruited from a battered women's shelter, a domestic violence criminal court, and civil protection order intake office, to examine their violence-related experiences over time. Trained interviewers will recruit and conduct initial interviews at the time prospective participants contact one of the three study sites for help. Follow-up phone interviews will be completed at 3-month intervals over a 12-month period for a total of 5 data collection waves.
Supplemental Award 1 (Fiscal Year 2001, $414,540)
Project summary for 2001-WT-BX-0001
The goals of the study are: (1) to describe and predict longitudinal patterns of battered women's experiences over time, and specifically the maintenance, escalation and diminuation of levels of physical, sexual and psychological abuse and battered women's subjective appraisal of current risks; (2) to test a model for predicting average level and change in physical, sexual and psychological abuse, and battered women's subjective appraisal of current risks from a set of factors that are relevant for interventions, and an additional set of ecological or contextually relevant factors. Secondarily, longitudinal patterns of battered women's help-seeking and their risk reduction strategies, social support and emotional well-being will also be examined. The proposed study uses a convenience sample of 4000 battered women recruited from a battered women's shelter, a domestic violence criminal court, and civil protection order intake office, to examine their violence-related experiences over time. Trained interviewers will recruit and conduct initial interviews at the time prospective participants contact one of the three study sites for help. Follow-up phone interviews will be completed at 3-month intervals over a 12-month period for a total of 5 data collection waves.


  
Grant-Funded Publications
        
                      Does Type of Child Risk Affect Whether Mothers Seek Assistance for Intimate Partner Violence From Civil or Criminal Court?
                  Comparison of Victims' Reports and Court Records of Intimate Partner Violence Perpetrators' Criminal Case Outcomes
                  Measuring Social Support in Battered Women: Factor Structure of the Interpersonal Support Evaluation List (ISEL)
                  Ecological Model of Battered Women's Experience over Time, Final Report

  
Date Created: March 25, 2001
    
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