Introduction and validation of the Modern Adolescent Dating Violence Attitude (MADVA) scale: A contemporary tool for assessing adolescent attitudes towards dating violence in offline and online environments

IF 1 4区社会学 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY

International Journal of Law Crime and Justice Pub Date : 2024-11-27 DOI:10.1016/j.ijlcj.2024.100705

Gill Kirkman , Dominic Willmott , Daniel Boduszek , Agata Debowska

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Abstract

The study developed and validated the Modern Adolescent Dating Violence Attitude (MADVA) scale, examining young people's attitudes towards online and offline variants of adolescent dating violence and abuse (ADVA). Data were collected among 2011 adolescents from England, aged 10–25 (M 15.72 years). Dimensionality and construct validity of the MADVA was investigated using traditional Confirmatory Factor Analysis. Results indicate a six-factor model (Attitudes towards: Sexual Abuse-Online; Sexual Abuse-Offline; Psychological Abuse-Online; Psychological Abuse-Offline; Physical Abuse-Offline; Controlling Behaviour-Offline). Excellent composite reliability and differential predictive validity were observed for all six subscales. The MADVA scale enables users to better evaluate ADVA prevention-programmes.

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现代青少年约会暴力态度量表（MADVA）的介绍和验证：评估青少年对线下和线上环境中约会暴力态度的现代工具

该研究开发并验证了现代青少年约会暴力态度量表（MADVA），考察了青少年对线上和线下青少年约会暴力和虐待（ADVA）变体的态度。数据收集对象为英格兰的 2011 名青少年，年龄为 10-25 岁（男 15.72 岁）。我们使用传统的确认性因子分析方法对 MADVA 的维度和构建有效性进行了研究。结果表明，MADVA 有六个因子模型（对以下行为的态度：性虐待-在线；性虐待-在线；性虐待-在线；性虐待-在线）：性虐待-在线；性虐待-离线；心理虐待-在线；心理虐待-离线；身体虐待-离线；控制行为-离线）。所有六个分量表都具有出色的综合信度和差异预测效度。MADVA 量表使用户能够更好地评估 ADVA 预防计划。

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International Journal of Law Crime and Justice Multiple-

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