Which of the following is NOT a factor that increases IPV risk for immigrants?

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Substance use is not necessarily a factor that increases IPV risk for immigrants. While it may contribute to conflict in a relationship, it is not specific to the immigrant experience and may affect all individuals regardless of immigration status. However, factors A, B, and D are all known to increase IPV risk for immigrants. Limited English language skills can make it difficult for immigrant women to seek help, access resources, or communicate with their partner or others about their experiences. Social isolation may also make it difficult for immigrant women to seek help and increase their dependence on their partner for support and social interaction. Finally, economic and status dependence on their immigrated spouse can make these women vulnerable to abuse and reluctant to report IPV for fear of losing their immigration status, financial support, or jeopardizing their relationship with family and community.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Factor That Increases