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This study examined the relationship between alcohol use, intimate partner violence, and relationship adjustment in lesbian relationships. The researchers surveyed 819 lesbian women online about their own and their partner's alcohol use, relationship adjustment, and physical or psychological aggression. They found that higher alcohol consumption by either or both partners was associated with lower relationship adjustment. Frequent but not heavy drinking was linked to better adjustment. Psychological abuse correlated more strongly than physical abuse with poor adjustment. The study was limited by its online recruitment method and age range of participants. Improving inclusion of lower-income and older/closeted women could provide different insights.
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- 1. Discrepant Alcohol Use, Intimate Partner Violence, and Relationship Adjustment among Lesbian Women and their Same-Sex Intimate Partners Research Review
- 2. Authors • Michelle L Kelley • Robin J Lewis • Tyler B. Mason The authors are members of the Department of Psychology at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA
- 3. Purpose of the Study The purpose of this study is to study the effects of alcohol in lesbian relationships. Particularly as it applies to abuse and relationship adjustment. Relationship adjustment is defined as one individual falling into the adjustment space of another human being.
- 4. Why is this important to study? There are plenty of studies demonstrating alcohol abuse and partner violence in heterosexual relationships, but no widely known research on lesbian relationships on this subject. It is important for clinicians or providers to understand the relationship between alcohol and relationship dynamics in the lesbian community.
- 5. What are the unit analysis? • 819 Lesbian women who are members of an online marketing research panel. How were the women studied? • These women reported both their own and same-sex intimate partner’s alcohol use, their relationship adjustment, and their own and their partner’s physical aggression and psychological aggression.
- 6. Key details of research method • Data analysis of the research • Daily drinking questionnaire was given • Conflict tactic scale was used to measure range of abuse • Psychological Maltreatment of Women Inventory scale was used • Completed a revised Dyadic Adjustment Scale(print) • Date of study add here
- 7. Results • The higher alcohol consumption of either one or both members in the relationship demonstrated a lower relationship adjustment score. • More alcohol= poor relationship Limitations • Cross sectional study did not provide long term results • Online recruitment excluded people that may not have access to the internet
- 8. Conclusions • Heavy alcohol use is closely associated with poor relationship adjustment. • Frequent (not heavy) drinking is associated with better relationship adjustment. • Psychological abuse, more than physical abuse correlates with poor relationship adjustment when compared side by side. • Neither is spectacular for a relationship.
- 9. What changes would we make? • The study used an online survey, yielding results from mostly middle- and high-income women. To reach lower income women the method needs to be revised. The researchers think this may also be that the vast majority of respondents were white. • Only sampled women of ages 18-35, most of whom are very open about the sexuality. Older and closeted women are not represented in this study, their inclusion may alter the results. • Our changes represent limitations identified in the study.
- 10. References • References • Discrepant Alcohol Use, Intimate Partner Violence, and Relationship Adjustment among Lesbian Women and their Same-Sex Intimate Partners. (2015). Journal of Family Violence, 30(8), 977-986 10p. doi:10.1007/s10896-015-9743-5
- 11. More information Broken Rainbow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v =yZe9YBV_QQ4 Statistics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v =NLeykyWOsBg&feature=youtu.be First hand accounts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v =QyGpBxo5G7A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v =AkDooKdUhvc&feature=youtu.be&t =35s