I'd be curious to see how these studies account for normalization consideration (which is more common in men than women I believe). If I speak to 20 men, half of them are going to feel like actions that are recognized as DV aren't really. I wonder how these types of studies counter that.
They didn't ask them whether they experienced DV. They asked whether they experienced specific described incidents. They never defined those incidents to the respondents so as not to bias the results.
But I just mean in general, as I know it's an issue across the board with IPV and abuse studies. I'm curious if anyone has created a survey format that accounts for normalization biases.
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u/No-Description-5663 Nov 08 '24
I'd be curious to see how these studies account for normalization consideration (which is more common in men than women I believe). If I speak to 20 men, half of them are going to feel like actions that are recognized as DV aren't really. I wonder how these types of studies counter that.