Physical and psychological aggression in at-risk young couples: Stability and change in young adulthood
Physical and psychological aggression in at-risk young couples: Stability and change in young adulthood
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DOI：
10.1353/mpq.2003.0001
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发表时间：
2003-01-01
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0.8
通讯作者：
Crosby, L
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作者：
Capaldi, DM;Shortt, JW;Crosby, L
在2年半的时间里，对处于危险中的年轻夫妇进行了身体和心理攻击的检查。据预测，第一，在那些一直在一起的夫妇中，任何身体攻击都会随着时间的推移而持续下去;第二，与重新成为伴侣的男性相比，与同一伴侣在一起的男性对伴侣的攻击水平的稳定性会更高;第三，随着时间的推移，与同一伴侣在一起的夫妇的攻击水平会增加;第四，夫妻间的攻击性随时间的变化是一致的。侵略措施包括报告的侵略和观察到的侵略。研究结果表明，相当稳定的侵略相同的，但不是不同的，合作伙伴组。
Physical and psychological aggression was examined over a 2 1/2-year period for at-risk young couples. It was predicted, first, that there would be persistence in any physical aggression across time in the group of couples who stayed together; second, that stability in levels of aggression toward a partner would be higher for men who remained with the same partner compared to men who repartnered; third, that increases in levels of aggression would occur over time for couples with the same partners; and fourth; that changes in aggression over time would be concordant for couples. Measures of aggression included reports of aggression and observed aggression. Findings indicated considerable stability in aggression for the same-, but not for the different-, partner group.