Per Moum Hellevik scite author profile

Some teenagers experience victimization in their intimate relationships, and for many digital media seems to play a central role in this violence. Teenagers who experience victimization outside their relationships or have risky lifestyles have a higher risk of experiencing IPV victimization. A focus on teenage IPV, and especially digital media's role in this violence, is needed if this public health issue is to be combated.

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Safeguarding Teenage Intimate Partner Relationships (STIR): Connecting online and offline contexts and risks - Incidence, nature and impact of online and offline forms of intimate partner violence in young people's relationships: Findings from the first E

Barter¹,

Stanley²,

Wood³

et al. 2014

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Young Women’s Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence – Narratives of Control, Terror, and Resistance

2019

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