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Information on the measures and sample sizes—including information that was needed to demonstrate equivalence of the intervention and comparison groups and to establish measure reliability—is based on correspondence with the author.
Findings from the Conflict Tactics Scales: Picture Card Version (CTS-PCV) survey, based on child self-reports, received a low rating because they had high attrition and did not satisfy the baseline equivalence requirement. Two findings from child protective services reports of child maltreatment received a low rating because they had high attrition and did not satisfy the baseline equivalence requirement. Finally, two findings from the Conflict Tactics Scales: Parent-Child Version (CTS-PC) survey—measures of severe or very severe physical assault—received a low rating because they did not meet HomVEE's measure reliability requirements.