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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Partner aggression"”.
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The Effects of Partner Aggression on Women's Work
… was to examine the relationship between partner aggression enacted against women and victims’ work withdrawal, as well as to investigate the possible moderators of this relationship. To accomplish this, I conducted three studies. The first two studies examined the effects of partner …
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Consequences of work-related intimate partner aggression: A self-determination perspective
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2026-05-01
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An exploratory study of female partner aggression: The role of relationship dynamics
… to examine differences between female and male aggression; to examine the effect various aggression, dominance, and couple variables have on female physical aggression; to identify which combination of these variables bests explains female aggression in a sample of couples seeking therapy for …
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The Role of Evolutionary and Social Factors in the Same-sex and Partner Aggression
… whether there are sex differences in predicting aggression. Four evolutionary-derived predictors (impulsivity, dominance, competitiveness and sexual jealousy), and three aggression measures, were used: these were the aggressive questionnaire, specific acts of partner and same-sex aggression (both …
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Aggression In Lesbian And Bisexual Relationships
… abuse have overlooked the issue of same-sex partner aggression among lesbians and bisexual women. Through in-depth interviews with 19 women who identify themselves as either lesbian or bisexual, information was documented in this study demonstrating the severity of issues of power and control …
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Sex Differences in Direct Aggression: The Role of Impulsivity, Target Sex, and Intimacy with the Target
… accounts of the sex difference in direct aggression focus on the differing costs and benefits of aggression for men and women, and posit that male aggression and female non-aggression are both part of a suite of adaptations to sex-specific selection pressures. However, greater male …
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Physical Aggression and Controlling Behaviours Within Relationships
… that there are distinct patterns of physical aggression within relationships, characterised as common couple violence and intimate terrorism. To investigate Johnson's theory, a stratified sample containing students (n=1 13), women from a domestic violence refuge (n=43), and male prisoners …