动物虐待和家庭暴力:从边境看

C. Faver, Alonzo M. Cavazos
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先前的研究表明,虐待者经常威胁或伤害宠物,以恐吓和控制他们的女性伴侣。然而,大多数研究仅限于主要由非西班牙裔妇女组成的样本。为了解决这一差距,本文报告了对151名拥有宠物的妇女(74%是西班牙裔)的调查结果,这些妇女向美墨边境附近的两个南德克萨斯州家庭暴力项目寻求帮助。36%的妇女报告说,殴打她们的人威胁、伤害或杀死了她们的宠物;35%的人表示,当他们处于虐待关系中时,他们担心宠物的安全;20.5%的人表示,对宠物安全的担忧影响了他们寻求庇护的决定。研究结果表明,宠物虐待是西班牙裔和非西班牙裔家庭亲密伴侣暴力(IPV)的一个组成部分。
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Animal Abuse and Domestic Violence: A View from the Border
SUMMARY Previous research indicates that batterers often threaten or harm pets in order to intimidate and control their female partners. Most of this research, however, has been limited to samples comprised primarily of non-Hispanic women. To address this gap, this paper reports findings from a survey of 151 pet-owning women (74% Hispanic) who sought help from two South Texas domestic violence programs near the U.S.-Mexico border. Thirty-six percent of the women reported that their batterers had threatened, harmed, or killed their pets; 35% reported that they worried about the safety of their pets while they were in the abusive relationship; and 20.5% reported that concern for the safety of their pets affected their decision about seeking shelter. The findings indicate that pet abuse is a component of intimate partner violence (IPV) in Hispanic as well as non-Hispanic families.
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