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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"controlling behaviors"”.

  1. Socioeconomic variables associated with the reports of controlling behaviors in current relationships among abused and non-abused females.

    … examined the relationship between reports of controlling behaviors and education/income in a sample of 297 abused women and 2951 non-abused women in married or cohabitating relationships. This study confirmed that women who reported abuse were more likely to report all five of the controlling

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  2. Risk and Protective Factors of Intimate Partner Violence in India: Evidence From the 2015-2016 National Family Health Survey

    … sexual coercion, psychological abuse and controlling behaviors" (WHO, 2017). IPV is a pervasive and global phenomenon that affects individuals all around the world. Women in patriarchal societies are at an increased risk of violence given the traditional gender expectations that dominate …

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  3. The Relationship of Men’s and Women’s Partner Violence to Personality and Psychopathology

    … Scale; Straus, 1979) alongside a measure of controlling behavior (Controlling Behavior Scale; Graham-Kevan & Archer, 2005) to test a number of hypotheses derived from the feminist theory of IPV – including Johnson’s (1995) typology. Results provided contradictory evidence for this theory …

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  4. Using the Coaching Approach Behavior and Leading By Modeling (CALM) Program to Examine Attachment and Parental Behaviors in Childhood Anxiety

    … inhibition, insecure attachment, parental over-controlling behaviors, parental anxiety, and the impact of adverse life events on the child. Targeting these risk factors early on has the ability to lead to a decrease in anxiety symptoms later in adolescence and adulthood.</p> <p>Evidence suggests …

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  5. A meta-analysis of risk factors for intimate partner homicide: examining male perpetration and female victimization

    … of the victim, perpetrator’s demonstration of controlling behaviors, perpetrator’s previous threats to harm the victim, and the perpetrator’s previous stalking of the victim. We found that the strongest risk factors for female IPH victimization were the victim being abused by the perpetrator …

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  6. A Correlational Study of the Relationship Between Adolescent Religiosity and Adolescent Perception of Parental Behavior in Antigua and Barbuda

    … adolescents' perception of paternal supporting, controlling, demanding, and punishing behavior; (b) adolescents' perception of maternal supporting, controlling, demanding, and punishing behavior; (c) the ten dimensions of adolescents' religiosity and three predictor variables of age, sex, and …

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