Study | Sample | Database | Domestic Violence (%) |
---|---|---|---|
Barnard et al.22 | Pretrial defendants charged with IPH N = 23 | Psychiatric evaluation; perpetrator self-report and records when available | 21.7 |
Stout20 | Incarcerated IPH perpetrators; N = 23 | Perpetrator self-report | 25 |
Campbell et al.7 | Female IPH victims N = 220 | Proxy informants for victim reporting perpetrator arrest | 25.6 |
Bourget et al.8 | Older adult (65+) victims in IPH - suicides N = 27 | Coroner files | 29 |
Belfrage and Rying26 | Forensic psychiatric N = 164 | All materials from police investigation | 36 |
Liem and Koenraadt21 | Forensic psychiatric N = 380 | Archival forensic psychiatric evaluations | 48 |
Bourget and Gagné16 | Female IPH victims N = 116* | Coroner files | 52.6 |
McFarlane et al.5 | IPH victims N = 141 | Proxy informants for victim | 67 |
Dutton and Kerry30 | Incarcerated and convicted IPH perpetrators N = 90 | Interview and institutional records | 66.7 |
Campbell42 | IPH victims N = 28 | Archival records | 68 |
Moracco et al.43 | Femicide victims N = 586 | Medical examiner records & law enforcement interviews | 76.5 |
↵* Of the 234 male perpetrators of IPH, determinations regarding history of domestic violence were available for only 116. Data reported here are based only on cases in which status of prior domestic violence was known.