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The second component comprised the remaining three psychological violence items as well as the first physical and sexual violence items.
Principal components analysis (PCA) was conducted to explore the internal construct validity of the violence items.
The second component consisted of the three first psychological and the three first physical violence items.
The CREV-Revised (CREV-R) is comprised of the original 29 items plus world violence items.
They recommended adding Yi Nao-related non-physical violence items to the original questionnaire.
The first component (C1), explaining 55.4% of the variance, consisted of all the VAWI's sexual violence items as well as the three (of four) physical violence items conceptualised to reflect severe forms of violence likely to produce physical injury.
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In addition, the component included the psychological violence item referring to the threat of injury.
Thus, the Complex Risk for Violence item would be associated with admission in Ireland and other countries, such as the Netherlands, with a single forensic system; but not in the UK where separate pathways operate for SMI and PD.
Internal dropout rates, that is, respondents who did not endorse any violence item (n=51), were significantly higher among women who were 18 29 years of age, unmarried and had a low yearly income in comparison to the final sample of analysis.
The second sexual violence item was adapted for use in both the male and female population, as the questionnaire constructed for this study was sent to a male population as well (see companion paper entitled 'Psychometric properties of the WHO Violence Against Women instrument in a male population-based sample in Sweden').
Internal drop-out rates, that is, respondents who did not endorse any violence item (n=59), differed in a similar pattern from the final sample of analysis: they were 18 29 years old, unmarried and had a low yearly income in comparison with the final sample of analysis.
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