Gabler M, Stern S E, Miserandino M
Psychology Department, Beaver College, Glenside, PA 19038, USA.
Psychol Rep. 1998 Oct;83(2):587-92. doi: 10.2466/pr0.1998.83.2.587.
College students (20 Latin American exchange students, 18 Asian exchange students, and 20 students born in the United States) participated in a study of the effects of culture on attitudes and perceptions of spousal abuse. Subjects completed a 23-item questionnaire developed to ascertain subjects' attitudes about spousal abuse, retaliatory behaviors, and the legal implications of those behaviors. Analyses showed many significant differences in attitudes towards and perceptions of spousal abuse. This suggests that attitudes and perceptions of spousal abuse are culturally related.
大学生（20名拉丁美洲交换生、18名亚洲交换生和20名在美国出生的学生）参与了一项关于文化对配偶虐待态度和认知影响的研究。受试者完成了一份23项的问卷，该问卷旨在确定受试者对配偶虐待、报复行为以及这些行为的法律影响的态度。分析表明，在对配偶虐待的态度和认知方面存在许多显著差异。这表明对配偶虐待的态度和认知与文化有关。
