2025-03-16-世界银行-收集亲密伴侣暴力的准确数据_巴基斯坦的经验教训（英）_13页_594kb

研究背景：Collection of intimate partner violence (IPV) data is challenging due to low disclosure rates in face-to-face (F2F) interviews, often caused by privacy concerns and high illiteracy. This paper explores methods to improve data accuracy in rural-poor settings.

方法：The study adapts audio computer-assisted interviewing (ACASI) for use where respondents are illiterate. respondents used tablets with images to answer questions privately first, followed by F2F interviews.

关键发现：Despite high illiteracy, respondents comprehended ACASI well (e.g., correct association of images with frequency of violence). Answering sensitive questions privately via ACASI first increased face-to-face IPV disclosure by 41–57%, suggesting that privacy and consistency in reporting enhance disclosure.

结论：ACASI is a feasible and effective tool for improving data collection on sensitive topics like IPV. Introduction of private questioning helps respondents feel more comfortable revealing information, leading to better data accuracy in vulnerable populations.