Interview Guides and Questionnaires for Post-Pandemic Violence Exit Trajectories

Featuring interview guides, questionnaires, and data collection tools from a Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council-funded project (2023-2030) documenting exit trajectories from violence. The materials include separate versions for victim and perpetrator perspectives. The specific number of rows, columns, and data records is unknown.

Use Cases

• Analyze thematic content from victim and perpetrator interview guides to identify common and divergent narratives in violence exit trajectories.
• Use the project's questionnaires to study methodological approaches for documenting sensitive experiences of intimate, familial, and structural violence.
• Examine the data collection tools to understand the framing of post-pandemic violence within the specified Canadian research partnership.

Strengths

• Funded by the Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council for a 7-year period (2023-2030), indicating structured research support.
• Includes distinct methodological tools such as separate interview guides for victims and perpetrators, enabling comparative analysis.
• Part of a defined research project ('RETRANCHE la violence') with a clear objective to document exit trajectories from violence.

Limitations

• The dataset appears to contain methodological tools (guides, questionnaires) rather than primary respondent data, limiting direct analytical use.
• Key quantitative details like sample size, number of respondents, rows, and columns are unavailable.
• The geographic and temporal coverage of the actual collected data, if any exists separately, is unspecified.

Provenance

Source

Borealis Harvested Dataverse, authored by Geneviève Lessard.

Collection Method

Contains data collection instruments (interview guides, questionnaires) for a research project.

Time Range

Project funded from 2023 to 2030.

Freshness

The metadata was last updated on 2026-02-28.

Geography

Project funded by a Canadian research council; specific geographic coverage of data collection is null.