"Predictors of Interpersonal Violence for Inner City Women"

(funded by NIDA R2908963)

In 1999, the Women's Health Project completed a five year longitudinal case-control study of 333 urban women.

The study compared diagnostic and psychosocial predictors of interpersonal victimization and perpetration among urban women with crack/cocaine dependence and depression. The study also explored the degree to which a history of childhood abuse, crack/cocaine abuse, and/or depression predict violent victimization and aggressive violent behavior.

To date, the following dissertations, presentations, and papers have been generated from this data set.

Click here for a list of dissertations, presentations, and papers completed from this study.