[Prevalence of experience of physical and XXXX in the general population in the past 12 months : Results of the German Health Interview and Examination Survey for Adults ( @entity17161 )].

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UNASSIGNED: Experiences of violence may have considerable psychosocial and health implications. A violence screening tool was implemented in the German Health Interview and Examination Survey for Adults ( @entity17161 ) to depict the perpetrators' and victims' point of view. The study @entity1 were between 18 and 64 years old (n   =   5939). The aim of this article is to assess the percentage of @entity1 who experienced physical and @entity458 in the last 12 months or who suffered negative effects on their quality of life as a consequence or who were perpetrators of multiple acts of violence. The characteristics of victims, offenders, and their conflict partners are described. Furthermore, specific constellations of violence experience with regard to health-related quality of life are described. Finally, the association between being a victim of violence and different factors is estimated.In total, 2.7   % of @entity1 and 4.3   % of @entity1 reported multiple experiences of physical violence in the last 12 months or having their lives negatively impacted as a consequence of violence. Experience of @entity458 was reported by 18.9   % of @entity1 and 15.4   % of @entity1 . @entity1 are more likely than @entity1 to be both perpetrator and victim within the family. @entity1 are more likely than @entity1 to be both the perpetrator and victim outside of the family environment. Regardless of whether they are the victim or perpetrator of violence, the psychological well-being is significantly worse than those of @entity1 who did not experience violence. Experience of violence in childhood and adolescence increases the risk of becoming victim or perpetrator of violence later on in life. The findings presented here describe the psychological and physical experience of violence as one part of violence committed in the whole population. Some prevention advice is also presented.
