RT Article
T1 Evidence for Two Levels of Intimate Partner Violence and Aggression Among Incarcerated Young Male Violent Offenders
JF International journal of offender therapy and comparative criminology
VO 62
IS 10
SP 3097
OP 3116
A1 Sjödin, Anna-Kari
A2 Wallinius, Märta
A2 Billstedt, Eva
LA English
YR 2018
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1588389472
AB Furthering knowledge of the subset of incarcerated partner violent offenders distinguished by aggression, anger, and hostility is relevant, as these offenders are guilty of the more severe kinds of intimate partner violence (IPV). Our aim was to identify groups with different patterns of IPV among convicted young Swedish male offenders, using data from the Development of Aggressive Antisocial Behavior Study, including 171 young men (18-25 years) convicted of a violent crime. Cluster analysis was used to identify different clusters based on amount and severity of IPV in combination with measures of anger, hostility, aggression, and psychopathic personality traits. The results point to an association between antisocial development, criminal history, the severity of current crime, and measures of aggression, hostility, and partner abuse. The cluster defined by higher levels of partner abuse and aggression was significantly associated with early onset conduct disorder.
K1 Intimate partner violence
K1 Violent criminality
K1 Aggression
K1 Hostility
K1 Antisocial behavior
K1 Intimpartnergewalt
K1 Antisoziales Verhalten
K1 Gewaltverbrechen
DO 10.1177/0306624X17739180