The Temporal Association between Alcohol and Dating Violence: Moderators in Young Adult

项目摘要 拟议项目的长期目标是确定是否暂时饮酒 在年轻的成年约会夫妇中先于并增加约会暴力的风险 负面情绪和基因是否调节了这种时间联系。约会暴力 包括心理、身体和性侵犯，所有这些都以惊人的高比率发生 在年轻人的约会关系中。此外，约会暴力会导致精神和心理上的增加 受害者的身体健康症状，以及卫生保健利用率的提高。这个项目 有可能提供可用于减少约会暴力的重要信息 在年轻人中。拟议的项目旨在调查时间关系 180名青壮年饮酒与实施和遭受约会暴力之间的关系 约会的情侣。遗憾的是，对时间关系的研究还很少 尤其是在夫妻之间饮酒和约会暴力之间的关系。此外，建议的 该项目将检查州政府的负面影响是否会缓和并增加 急性饮酒与约会暴力之间的关系。最后，拟议的项目将 探索遗传学是否也调节了酒精和约会之间的时间联系 暴力。参与者将连续60天完成简短的每日调查。《每日新闻》 评估将允许更准确地报告酒精与酒精之间的时间关系 和约会暴力。

Project Summary The long-term objective of the proposed project is to determine whether alcohol use temporally precedes and increases the risk for dating violence among young adult dating couples and whether negative affect, and genetics, moderate this temporal association. Dating violence includes psychological, physical, and sexual aggression, all which occur at alarmingly high rates in young adult dating relationships. Moreover, dating violence results in increased mental and physical health symptoms for victims, as well as increased health care utilization. This project has the potential to provide important information that can be used to reduce dating violence among young adults. The proposed project aims to investigate the temporal relationship between alcohol use and the perpetration and victimization of dating violence in 180 young adult dating couples. Unfortunately, there is a dearth of research on the temporal relationship between alcohol use and dating violence among couples specifically. In addition, the proposed project will examine whether state negative affect moderates and increases the strength of the relationship between acute alcohol use and dating violence. Finally the proposed project will explore whether genetics also moderates the temporal association between alcohol and dating violence. Participants will complete brief daily surveys for 60 consecutive days. The daily assessments will allow for more accurate reporting on the temporal relationship between alcohol and dating violence.