Tainted love: Content analysis of documents written by accused spousal abusers to their victims
Tainted love: Content analysis of documents written by accused spousal abusers to their victims
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DOI：
10.2466/pr0.90.2.679-684
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发表时间：
2002-04-01
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Rodgers, SE
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作者：
Dukes, RL;Borega, KN;Rodgers, SE
这项研究分析了22名被控配偶虐待的男性写给女性受害者的文件中的主题。使用Pence的权力与公平模型（1998），86%的主题否认公平，在关系中表达权力和控制。其中，28%的人对虐待轻描淡写或否认，24%的人利用孩子操纵受害者，16%的人表现出对受害者的不尊重，14%的人援引男性特权（包括上帝对虐待关系的任命）。这些被污染的爱的标志植根于被指控的施虐者保持对受害者的权力和控制的欲望。
This study analyzed themes in documents written by 22 male accused spousal abusers to their female victims. Using Pence's Power and Equity model (1998), 86% of the themes denied equity and expressed power and control in the relation. Of these, 28% minimized or denied the abuse, 24% used the children to manipulate the victim, 16% showed disrespect for the victim, and 14% invoked male privilege (including God's ordination of the abusive relation). These hallmarks of tainted love are tooted in the desire of the accused abuser to maintain power and control over the victim.