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QUESTIONNAIRE
What do people - men and women - think about a violent behaviour in intimate relationships? Is it useful to have programmes for men who have used violence in our country? If you fill up this questionnaire, you will help us to gather important information for the development of the project. If you answer the questions, you will help us to understand what you think about violence perpetrated by a partner or ex partner, if you have ever been involved in a similar situation and if you feel necessary to have a service or a specific project to help men who use violence. All answers that you give in this questionnaire are entirely confidential and anonymous. Once the project is over, the results of the questionnaire will be available on this site.
1. What is your year of birth?
2. What is your sex?
Male
Female
3. Country you come from
Norway
Other countries please specify
4. Where do you live? Please specify in which town
5. How long have you attended school for?
0–5 years
6–8 years
9–14 years
15–20 years
over 20 years
6. What is your marital status?
Single
Living-together
Married
Separated
Divorced
Widowed
7. Do you have a partner at the moment?
Yes, it’s a man
No
Yes, it’s a woman
8. Do you have children?
No
Yes
9. Do you have a job?
Yes, I’m employed
No, I’m unemployed
No, I’m a housewife
No, I’m a student
No, I’m a pensioner
Other
10. What do you think if a man pushes or slaps his partner and/or pulls his partner’ hair? (Choose one answer only)
It is a violent behaviour
It is a crime
It is wrong but not a crime
It could happen
It is normal in a couple
Don’t know
11. What do you think if a man humiliates and insults his partner? (Choose one answer only)
It is a violent behaviour
It is a crime
It is wrong but not a crime
It could happen
It is normal in a couple
Don’t know
12. What do you think if a man is jealous and takes control over his partner, where she goes, the people she meets? (Choose one answer only)
It is a violent behaviour
It is a crime
It is wrong but not a crime
It could happen
It is normal in a couple
Don’t know
13. What do you think if a man forces his partner to have sexual intercourse against her will? (Choose one answer only)
It is a violent behaviour
It is a crime
It is something wrong but not a crime
It is something that could happen
It is normal in a couple
Don’t know
14. Has it ever happened to you to meet men who have behaved that way with their partner or ex partner (as described in questions 10-11-12-13)?
Yes
No
Don’t know
15. Has it ever happened to you to behave that way with your partner or ex partner (as described in questions 10-11-12-13)?
Yes
No
Don’t know
16. Has it ever happened to you to be treated like that by your partner or ex partner (as described in questions 10-11-12-13)?
Yes
No
Don’t know
17. In some European countries there are Programmes and Centres for men who have used violence against their partners. They are usually located in the community and aim at helping men to put an end to their violent behaviour. These programs have different length - from two weeks to several months - they are either educational or therapeutic; either individual or collective. Men could access these programs spontaneously or as an alternative to prison.
Have you aver heard about that?
Yes
No
Don’t know
18. Do you think it is worth to offer therapeutic or educational Programmes to men who have used violence against their partner or ex partner?
No
Yes
Don’t know
19. Whether you answer yes or no to question 18, could you please explain why?
20. Do you know anybody who has used violence against his partner or ex partner and who would be interested to go to a Centre for men like the ones described in question 17, if it existed?
Yes
No
I don’t know anybody who has behaved in that way
with his partner or ex partner.
Don’t know
21. If it happened to you to be violent, would you phone a Centre as described in question 17 asking for help in order to stop you be violent?
Yes
No
Don’t know
Thank you for your time
