Full [pdf] here

A useful study on IPV/ DV from the Uni of Central Lancashire, which recruited 1100+ students and got them to complete questionnaires based on Murray Straus' Conflict Tactics Scales. There's a fair bit of bosh about Teh PatriarchyTM but its conclusions are interesting. From the discussion section:

This study tested several predictions derived from contrasting approaches to understanding IPV with the main aim being to test the validity of the feminist and violence perspectives of studying IPV. The main findings of this study failed to provide support for the male control theory of IPV. Women were found to be more aggressive to their partners than men, whereas men reported more aggression to same‐sex non‐intimates than women. This contrasting pattern of sex differences within the same sample, along with the strong links between control and IPV for both men and women, support the view that IPV is best studied within the context of aggression research, as advocated by Felson (2002, 2006, in press), adopting a “violence perspective” rather than a “gender perspective.”

Worth saving as a reference the next time you get involved in one of those interminable arguments about DV with the SJW crowd.