Is Partner Violence Worse in the Context of Control

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Coercive Control in Same-Sex Intimate Partner Violence (2013, methodology): “Anderson (2008), re-analyzing data from the National Violence Against Women Survey, reported that 3 % of women experienced high levels of control in the absence of any physical abuse, which was almost as large as the proportion that experienced SCV.”
Placing Coercive Control at the Center: What Are the Processes of Coercive Control and What Makes Control Coercive? (2017, background): “Further, Anderson (2009) asks: if gender is an ongoing performance that impacts all forms of daily life, why do researchers examine gender only for violence with coercive control and not for violence during conflict? Research is needed to tease out the roles that gender may or may not play in all sc”
A literature review of intimate partner violence and its classifications (2016, background): “It may also be worth exploring if it is the control that should be the focus of research as various forms of IPV are usually an attempt to exert control and to get the victim to confirm (Anderson, 2008).”