Family violence (FV), a well-recognised social problem, can interfere with the student's adaptation during their academic lives. This study assessed the prevalence of FV against Saudi female university students. A convenient sample technique was used to recruit a total of 824 female students to fill a self-administered questionnaire. About 20% of the participants experienced FV. Nearly 54% and 28.2% of them talked about the incident with family member and physician, respectively. Parenteral psychological abuse was the most common way of exposure (55%). The psychological impacts of FV were the most experienced effect in the form of stress (86.25%) and sleep disturbance (72.4%). Ignoring the incident (75.6%) was the most preferred students' response. Studying in science-related specialities, achieving low-grade point of achievement, and living with families increased students' exposure to FV. This study sheds light on FV problem among university female students in Saudi population and urges the Student's University Counselling Center to reach and give life-long support of abused students, hence ensuring their psychological health and safety. Clinical Trial Registration Number H-01-R-059-19-0236.

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沙特阿拉伯利雅得地区女大学生的家庭暴力模式及其相关因素

家庭暴力（FV）是一个公认的社会问题，可能会干扰学生在学习期间的适应能力。这项研究评估了FV对沙特女大学生的患病率。使用便捷的样本技术来招募总共824名女学生，以填写一份自我管理的调查表。大约20％的参与者经历了FV。他们中分别有近54％和28.2％与家庭成员和医生谈论过此事。肠胃外的心理虐待是最常见的接触方式（55％）。FV的心理影响是压力（86.25％）和睡眠障碍（72.4％）形式最有经验的影响。最受欢迎的学生是忽略事件（75.6％）。学习与科学有关的专业，取得低等成绩，和家人一起生活增加了学生接触FV的机会。这项研究揭示了沙特人口中女大学生的FV问题，并敦促学生的大学咨询中心提供并给予受虐待学生终生支持，从而确保他们的心理健康和安全。临床试验注册号H-01-R-059-19-0236。