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Overview
  • National Family Violence Survey, 1975

    Investigators: Murray A. Straus and Richard J. Gelles

    Publication Date: March 22, 2016

National Family Violence Survey, 1975 National Family Violence Survey, 1975

About This Product

The 1975 National Family Violence Survey explores conflict/resolution and violence in the family. The family is usually thought of as a harmonious group. In general, sociologists and other social scientists think of physical violence in the family as occurring infrequently, and when it does occur, as being abnormal or dysfunctional. Straus, et. al. disagree, and have designed the 1975 National Family Violence survey to show that physical violence between family members is more frequent than believed. There are a total of 2,143 cases and 807 variables included in the study. Topics in the study include: demographics (household characteristics/composition, race, income, religion, education, etc.); marital/divorce history; marital behavior (conflict/violence and resolution); employment (history, status); and satisfaction/attitudes about various aspects of life.

Interviews were conducted among households in which at least one couple resided using a national probability sampling technique. The research itself had three main objectives:

To determine the extent to which violence occurs between parents and children, siblings, and husbands and wives. To provide descriptive information of the violence which occurs. To test three theories why violence does or does not occur in intra-family relations.
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Product Details
  • 737 variables
  • 2,143 subjects
  • Raw Data, SPSS and SAS Program Statements, SPSS Portable File, and Instrument
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