Collecting Self-Reported Data on Dating Abuse Perpetration From a Sample of Primarily Black and Hispanic, Urban-Residing, Young Adults: A Comparison of Timeline Followback Interview and Interactive Voice Response Methods

What is it about?

Dating abuse is a prevalent and consequential public health problem, but few studies have compared methods of collecting self-report data on dating abuse perpetration. This study compares two data collection methods- the Timeline Followback (TLFB) and interactive voice response (IVR)

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Why is it important?

The information found in this study should help dating abuse researchers make more informed selections about how to collect dating abuse perpetration data from young adults.