The prevalence rates of IPV across<unk><unk>  ranges from 13.5–58% with lower rates observed in<unk>  samples not selected based on psychopathology. In 2001, over 18,000 incidents of abuse were reported to the DoD Family Advocacy Programs. Of those incidents reported, 84% involved physical abuse, 66% of victims were spouses of<unk>  community and less than 25-years-old. From 1995–2001, there were 217 domestic homicides in<unk>  communities. Physical abuse is more likely to be reported than psychological abuse (i.e., emotional and verbal abuse.) Children exposed to IPV may exhibit more behavioral problems, lower performance in school, and aggressive behavior across multiple settings than those not exposed to<unk>  in the home. IPV perpetration among veteran<unk>  with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is up to three times higher than those without PTSD.
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