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Figure 1: Personality Profiles for Women Victims of IPV (IPV Group) and a Control Group (Non-IPVgroup).
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Figure 2: Mean Average Summed Scores Across BSI Symptoms for Women Victims of IPV (IPV Group) and a Control Group (Non-Ipv Group).
Table 2: Personality Characteristics of Women Victims of IPV Compared to a Control Group.
Table 3: Psychopathological Symptoms in Women Victims of IPV Compared to a Control Group.
Table 5: Correlations Between Character Dimensions and Psychopathological Symptoms in Women Victims of IPV (N = 50).
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Figure 3: Significant Interaction Effect of Novelty Seeking (NS) and IPV on Total Symptoms.
Figure 1: Timeline for Each Treatment Group.
