2010
DOI: 10.1007/s10896-010-9319-3
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Exposure to Interparental Violence and Childhood Physical and Emotional Abuse as Related to Physical Aggression in Undergraduate Dating Relationships

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“…In their qualitative longitudinal study of 160 young people (73% female, 69% ethnic minorities) with confirmed experiences of sexual abuse as children, Feiring, Simon, Cleland, and Barrett (2013) found that stigmatisation and re-traumatisation from CSA can promote anger and violence within relationships in adolescence and adulthood. Furthermore research by Milletich et al (2010) and Franklin and Kercher (2012) showed that girls witnessing domestic violence and controlling behaviour within the family were more vulnerable to experiences of domestic violence in later life. Boys experiencing similar home circumstances however, were found by Laporte et al (2011) to be more likely to become the perpetrator of violence within their relationships.…”
Section: The Normalisation Of Sexual Relations With Childrenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In their qualitative longitudinal study of 160 young people (73% female, 69% ethnic minorities) with confirmed experiences of sexual abuse as children, Feiring, Simon, Cleland, and Barrett (2013) found that stigmatisation and re-traumatisation from CSA can promote anger and violence within relationships in adolescence and adulthood. Furthermore research by Milletich et al (2010) and Franklin and Kercher (2012) showed that girls witnessing domestic violence and controlling behaviour within the family were more vulnerable to experiences of domestic violence in later life. Boys experiencing similar home circumstances however, were found by Laporte et al (2011) to be more likely to become the perpetrator of violence within their relationships.…”
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“…Se ha determinado que provenir de un contexto de violencia intrafamiliar es un factor de riesgo y predictivo del uso de la violencia (Milletich, Kelley, Doane y Pearson, 2010; Díaz-Aguado y Martínez, 2014; Giordano, Kaufman, Manning y Longmore, 2015; Gómez-Ortiz, Renner y Whitney, 2012; Romera y OrtegaRuiz, 2016); asimismo, que un entorno familiar caracterizado por el afecto, la comunicación y la promoción de la autonomía se constituye en un factor de protección (Gómez-Ortiz, Del Rey, Casas y Ortega, 2014). En ese sentido, estudios nacionales e internacionales señalan que el personal docente considera que una de las principales causas de la violencia escolar es el ambiente desestructurado y agresivo de las familias (Alonso, 2009;IDEICE e Ibero, 2014;Jares, 2006).…”
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“…20 Additionally, another study with college students showed a significant relationship between childhood trauma experiences and physical aggressiveness. 21 Women who witnessed domestic violence and women with high levels of childhood physical abuse experiences were found to have a higher risk of using the same behavior patterns in their relationships with their partners. In males, a relationship between emotional abuse experiences and anger towards the partner was found.…”
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“…In males, a relationship between emotional abuse experiences and anger towards the partner was found. 21 The main goal of the current study is to reveal the relationship between variables like childhood trauma experiences, anger levels and anger expression styles that are thought to be linked to sexually aggressive behavior. [22][23][24][25][26][27] Individuals who have committed sexual assault were selected as participants because the relationship between the above mentioned variables and sexual assault was notable.…”
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