Kristen Ravi

Assistant Professor

The University of Tennessee Knoxville

United States

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Kristen Ravi is an Assistant Professor at The University of Tennessee-Knoxville, USA. Her research primarily focuses on intimate partner violence (IPV), parenting behaviors, and the implications of domestic violence on children and survivors' experiences. Recent publications highlight her investigations into help-seeking choices, methodological resilience in researching vulnerable populations, and the academic impacts of IPV on children.

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Loyola University Chicago

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Do I Belong Here? Experiences of Transgender Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence in Domestic Violence Shelters

The experiences and perceptions of campus resource utilization by college students with childhood domestic violence exposure histories

Gender Differences in Intimate Partner Violence Cause Attribution in South Asian Immigrants in the United States: Implications for Practice [Brief Note]

Association of Daily Activities With Maternal–Child Bonding, Parenting Self-Efficacy, Social Support, and Parenting Behaviors Among Survivors Living in an Intimate Partner Violence Shelter: A Daily Diary Study

Factors Influencing Help-seeking Choices Among Non-Service-Connected Survivors of IPV

Intimate Partner Violence Effects on Children’s Academic Achievement: Results from a Nationally Representative Sample

Living in an Intimate Partner Violence Shelter During a Pandemic: Perspectives from Advocates and Survivors

Presenting Methodological Resilience for Conducting Research with Vulnerable Populations During Current and Future Pandemics: A Case Study with IPV Shelters and Survivors in the United States

Survivor Experiences Living in an Intimate Partner Violence Shelter in the United States in 2022: Implications for the COVID-19 Endemic and Beyond

Systematic review of the impacts of childhood exposure to domestic violence among college students

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Victoria Niederhauser

abha rai

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