The association of antisocial behavior and depressive symptoms between partners and risk for aggression in romantic relationships
The association of antisocial behavior and depressive symptoms between partners and risk for aggression in romantic relationships
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DOI：
10.1037/0893-3200.18.1.82
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发表时间：
2004-03-01
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
Capaldi, DM
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作者：
Kim, HK;Capaldi, DM
本研究探讨了反社会行为和抑郁症状在多大程度上与浪漫伴侣之间的关系，以及伴侣的反社会行为和抑郁症状是否会影响个体对伴侣的攻击性，而不仅仅是他或她自己的症状。同时和纵向的问题进行了检查，从一个年轻的，有风险的样本79对夫妇。伴侣的反社会行为与抑郁症状之间存在可靠的关联。女性的反社会行为和抑郁症状与男性的身体和心理攻击水平显着相关。随着时间的推移，女性的抑郁症状在预测男性的心理攻击方面仍然很重要。总体而言，男性的风险因素对其伴侣的攻击性影响不大。研究结果表明，减少伴侣暴力的干预措施需要考虑伴侣以及肇事者特征的潜在影响。
This study examined the extent to which antisocial behavior and depressive symptoms were associated between romantic partners and whether the partner's antisocial behavior and depressive symptoms affected the individual's aggression toward the partner above and beyond the contribution of his or her own symptoms. Questions were examined concurrently and longitudinally for 79 couples from a young, at-risk sample. There were reliable associations between partners' antisocial behavior and depressive symptoms. Women's antisocial behavior and depressive symptoms were significantly related to concurrent levels of men's physical and psychological aggression. Women's depressive symptoms remained significant in predicting men's psychological aggression over time. Overall, men's risk factors had little effect on their partners' aggression. Findings suggest that interventions to reduce partner violence need to consider the potential influence of partner, as well as perpetrator, characteristics.