A Comparison of Two Types of Pregroup Preparation for Men Who Batter

Richard M. Tolman · Gauri Bhosley

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This article describes a comparison of the efficacy of two pregroup preparation formats for reducing drop-outs from groups for men who batter their female partners. Eighty men attending a weekly, four-session preparation group were compared with 103 men attending an intensive eight hour workshop format prior to joining open-ended, ongoing groups. The quasi-experimental comparison revealed that the intensive workshop format resulted in significantly fewer drop-outs from the ongoing group prior to completion of four sessions.

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