| 英文摘要 |
This study selected victims of domestic violence incidents involving non-intimate relationships and child abuse reported between October and December 2010 in six counties and cities including Taipei City, Miaoli County, Changhua County, Yunlin County, Kaohsiung City, and Hualien County. Research object. Using the ''Lethal Risk Assessment Scale for Victims of Non-Intimate Relationship Domestic Violence'' as a tool, the reporting officer will ask the victim and fill out the assessment scale. After three months, the perpetrators were again asked by phone whether they had committed violence again. A total of 892 valid samples were recovered, including 627 cases of violence against relatives, 320 cases against persons over 65 years old, and 320 cases against persons under 65 years old. There were 307 cases. Correlation coefficients and ROC statistical methods were used to screen the items ''predicting whether the offender would engage in fatal violent behavior and whether he would commit violence again.'' The fatal behavior was analyzed by clusters to classify the offenders. The results showed that the average age of perpetrators of violence against relatives over 65 years old was 42.82 years old, and they were middle-aged people. They were divided into the low-threat lethal type (8.1%), angry and low-fatal type (49.0%), the angry and high-fatal type.(12.5%), and the mentally unstable and then hitting type (30.3%). The average age of perpetrators of violence against relatives under the age of 65 is 28.29 years old, and they are young people. They are divided into threat and low-fatal types (42.3%), angry and low-fatal types (31.9%), angry and high-beating types (14.0%), Mental instability fatal type (11.7%). This assessment scale and the classification of domestic violence perpetrators can provide practitioners with the ability to assess the victim's risk and fatality of violence, provide emergency protection to the victim, restrain the perpetrator, and conduct high-care visits. Avoid recidivism and deadly violence by quickly providing effective intervention for both parties. |