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Victims' Emotional Attachment to Their Perpetrators- New Perspectives

受害者对施暴者的情感依恋——新视角

基本信息

批准号：
2890579
负责人：
金额：
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依托单位：
University of Cambridge
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Studentship
财政年份：
2023
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2023 至无数据
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2890579
关键词：
Victims Emotional Attachment Their Perpetrators

项目摘要

There is no widely accepted theory that could explain why some victims (and not others) experience strong emotional attachment to their perpetrators (Reid et al., 2013). Difficulties in formulating a robust theory might be related to thesampling bias present in the previous research that lead to faulty reasoning. There is no research exploring the experiences of victims who remain with their abusive partners for romantic reasons only. Moreover, there is no researchexploring the experiences of perpetrators of trauma bonding, omitting their 'input' in the formation and maintenance of trauma bonding. This gap in knowledge makes it difficult to understand the true dynamics of the problem. Using a mixedmethods approach this Ph.D. project aims to propose a model of victims' attachment to their abusers with a predictive and explanatory power that could be extrapolated to similar contexts. Also, to propose formal conceptual definitions oftrauma bonding and to develop measurement instruments allowing for effective assessment of the victims within the professional context. A robust theory and adequate measurement tool will aid the creation and evaluation of effectiveinterventions for the victims and perpetrators. This might help to address problems associated with repeat domestic violence, which currently costs the British public £66 billion per year.

目前还没有被广泛接受的理论可以解释为什么一些受害者（而不是其他人）对他们的施暴者有强烈的情感依恋（Reid et al., 2013）。在制定一个强大的理论的困难可能与抽样偏差有关，目前在以前的研究，导致错误的推理。目前还没有研究探讨那些仅仅因为浪漫原因而与施虐者待在一起的受害者的经历。此外，还没有研究探究创伤联结的肇事者的经历，忽略了他们在创伤联结形成和维持中的“投入”。这种知识上的差距使人们很难理解问题的真正动力。这个博士项目采用混合方法，旨在提出一个受害者对施虐者的依恋模型，该模型具有预测和解释能力，可以外推到类似的环境中。此外，提出创伤结合的正式概念性定义，并开发测量工具，以便在专业背景下对受害者进行有效评估。一个健全的理论和适当的测量工具将有助于为受害者和肇事者创造和评估有效的干预措施。这可能有助于解决与反复发生的家庭暴力有关的问题，目前英国公众每年为此付出660亿英镑的代价。