Aboriginal Children\'s Perspectives on Domestic Violence

The study will propose appropriate strategies to suggest policy or practice implications for relevant services responses to domestic violence. The research is combined quantitative and qualitative methods and conducted in two stages. In the stage I of the study, the children aged 8-12 in school settings in the thirty aboriginal districts of Taiwan completed a questionnaire about what they knew and thought about domestic violence (2032 questionnaires were completed).

The stage II was a more detailed study of smaller sample of children（about 20）, interview individually and in groups, where were known to have lived with violence against their mothers.