their former husband focused on IPV, fathers’ coding and constant reports of coparenting and situational couple during marriage. contact and involvement comparative analysis, relationships. violence. with children, women’s axial coding, and relationships with former selective coding. partners, and Analysis moved from relationships descriptive to theoretical coding. of “Differentiation parental/spousal and parental emerged as the core variable. Three distinct patterns emerged: poorly differentiated, well differentiated, and absent former husbands. Poorly differentiated former husbands had a history of coercive controlling violence and continued to exert control over their partners after separation. The majority of well differentiated former husbands had a history of situational couple violence and was able to work out effective coparenting relationships with mothers. Absent former husbands were not distinguished by type of DV. Hilton (1992) 20 mothers who had Semi-structured For 45% of mothers, Reliance on only Contributes to the separated from an interviews that focused children were often the maternal retrospective literature by describing abusive partner. on violent incidents with focus of the conflict reports of children’s the context of Participants were from their former partner and preceding violence. 70% exposure. Reliance on conflicts that agency samples (e.g., DV the conflicts preceding of mothers reported that
their former husband during marriage. focused on IPV, fathers’ contact and involvement with children, women’s relationships with former partners, and relationships coding and constant comparative analysis, axial coding, and selective coding. Analysis moved from descriptive to theoretical coding. “Differentiation of parental/spousal and parental emerged as the core variable. Three distinct patterns emerged: poorly differentiated, well differentiated, and absent former husbands. Poorly differentiated former husbands had a history of coercive controlling violence and continued to exert control over their partners after separation. The majority of well differentiated former husbands had a history of situational couple violence and was able to work out effective coparenting relationships with mothers. Absent former husbands were not distinguished by type of DV. reports of coparenting relationships. and situational couple violence. Hilton (1992) 20 mothers who had separated from an abusive partner. Participants were from agency samples (e.g., DV Semi-structured interviews that focused on violent incidents with their former partner and the conflicts preceding For 45% of mothers, children were often the focus of the conflict preceding violence. 70% of mothers reported that Reliance on only maternal retrospective reports of children’s exposure. Reliance on Contributes to the literature by describing the context of conflicts that
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