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paper seeks gain insights complex multiple influences may behind different components intimate partner violence ipv jordanian wives drawing quantitative approach paper explores presents findings determinants domestic violence sustained female partners year preceding nationally representative survey survey based national multistage random sampling data 2012 jordan demographic health survey jdhs paper applies socialecological framework method leastwise deletion techniques used remove missing data resulted 6213 married women used data analysis logistic regression models used estimatepredict different forms ipv domestic female partners findings study suggest wives victimized levels framework specifically family community social levels vital factors affecting victims experiencing ipv specifically wives witnessing fathers beat mothers wives scared husbands prone sustain violence inflicted partners furthermore wives education working status age marriage predict ipv another key finding wife empowerment family relationships protective factor domestic violence implication patriarchal explanation domestic violence wives valid jordanian cultural context study underscores need reevaluate effectiveness jordans general human development programs women empowerment programs essential measure alleviating ipv inflicted married women jordan