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Typologies of men who perpetrate intimate partner violence: A 50-year systematic review
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• Since the 1970s, researchers have sought to classify perpetrators of intimate partner violence (IPV) into typologies. • The systematic review includes 190 typologies from 186 unique studies reported in 215 articles. • This is the first systematic review of empirical, deductive, and theoretical typologies of male perpetrators of IPV published over 50 years (1974- 2024). • This article provides an overview of the various methods, measures, and samples used for typology creation. • This article presents similarities and potential overlap between different types identified in the literature (e.g., generally violent and reactive perpetrators; family-only and coercive control; family-only and situational couple violence).
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Intimate partner violence
Domestic violence
Typology
Perpetrators
Systematic review
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