家庭暴力报案与受害者及其子女的心理健康和福祉
Domestic Violence Reports and the Mental Health and Well-Being of Victims and Their Children
Journal of Human Resources · 2023 · [{"name": "Manudeep Bhuller", "affiliation": ["University of Oslo", "University of Chicago", "Barkatullah University"]}, {"name": "Gordon B. Dahl", "affiliation": ["University of Oslo", "University College Lahore", "University of Chicago"]}, {"name": "Katrine Vellesen Løken", "affiliation": ["University of Oslo", "University of Chicago", "Norwegian School of Economics"]}, {"name": "Magne Mogstad", "affiliation": ["University of Mostar", "University of Oslo", "University of Chicago"]}]
中文摘要
我们以未来将遭受家庭暴力者作为对照组，比较家庭暴力（DV）报案前后的结果，研究挪威家庭暴力的相关成本。家庭暴力报案与受害者及其子女心理健康诊断增加、经济资源减少相关。受害者经历婚姻解体、就医次数增加、就业率下降、收入减少以及伤残保险使用增加。其子女更有可能接受儿童保护服务，也更有可能犯罪。采用互补的断点回归（RD）设计，我们发现子女的考试成绩和年级完成率均有所下降。
Abstract
<h3>Abstract</h3> We study the costs associated with domestic violence (DV) in Norway by comparing outcomes before and after a DV report, using those who will be victimized in the future as controls. A DV report is associated with increased mental health diagnoses for both victims and their children and reduced financial resources. Victims experience marital dissolution, more doctor visits, lower employment, reduced earnings and higher use of disability insurance. Their children are more likely to receive child protective services and commit a crime. Using a complementary RD design, we find declines in children’s test scores and grade completion.