Research Article
Tanzanian Couples’ Perspectives on Gender Equity, Relationship Power, and Intimate Partner Violence: Findings from the RESPECT Study
Table 2
Attitudes about IPV and opinions about relationship power at 12 months and changes over time.
| | Men's attitudes | Women's attitudes | | Month 12
| Change in percentage points from baseline | Month 12
| Change in percentage points from baseline |
| Is a husband ever justified in beating his wife?
| | | | | Yes | 144 (26.8%) | −20.9* | 313 (57.5%) | −13.5* | No | 394 (73.2%) | 20.9* | 231 (42.5%) | 13.5* | Is any kind of violence justified if a woman refuses sex? | | | | | Yes | 181 (33.6%) | −10.9* | 263 (48.3%) | −16.6* | No | 357 (66.4%) | 10.9* | 281 (51.7%) | 16.6* | Who has more say about having sex? | | | | | Husband | 259 (48.5%) | −6.1* | 292 (53.7%) | −13.3* | Wife | 9 (1.7%) | −11.6* | 27 (5.0%) |
−0.7 | Both | 266 (49.8%) | 17.7* | 225 (41.4%) | 14.1 | Who has more power in your relationship? | | | | | Husband | 424 (79.4%) | 14.2 | 486 (90.2%) | 2.9 | Wife | 13 (2.4%) | −12.9 | 6 (1.1%) | −1.9 | Both | 97 (18.2%) | −1.3 | 47 (8.7%) | −1.0 |
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Statistically significant trend ().
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