The Relationship Between Parents’ Intimate Partner Victimization and Youths’ Adolescent Relationship Abuse.

Witnessing inter-parental intimate partner violence has been found to be associated with adolescents’ own relationship abuse. This study investigates the relationship between patterns of inter-parental intimate partner verbal and physical violence victimization reported by parents and their children...

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Publicado en:Journal of Youth & Adolescence Vol. 47; no. 2; pp. 321 - 334
Autores principales: Liu, Weiwei, Mumford, Elizabeth A., Taylor, Bruce G.
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Publicado: Springer Nature Feb2018
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        Intimate partner violence
        Interpersonal relations in adolescence
        Abused teenagers
        Victims of domestic violence
        Attitudes toward violence
        Dating violence
        Parent-child relationships
        Psychology
        Psychology of parents
        Violence & psychology
        Family conflict
        Adolescence
        Invective
        Research
        Surveys
        Sample size (Statistics)
        Descriptive statistics
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          Intimate partner violence
          Interpersonal relations in adolescence
          Abused teenagers
          Victims of domestic violence
          Attitudes toward violence
          Dating violence
          Parent-child relationships
          Psychology
          Psychology of parents
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          Family conflict
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          Invective
          Research
          Surveys
          Sample size (Statistics)
          Descriptive statistics
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        Attitudes towards violence
        Dating abuse, adolescent relationship abuse
        Latent class analysis
        Online national surveys
        Relationship quality
        Attitudes towards violence
        Dating abuse, adolescent relationship abuse
        Latent class analysis
        Online national surveys
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      ab: Witnessing inter-parental intimate partner violence has been found to be associated with adolescents’ own relationship abuse. This study investigates the relationship between patterns of inter-parental intimate partner verbal and physical violence victimization reported by parents and their children’s reports of dating abuse experiences and behavior. Latent class analysis was performed on a sample of 610 parents (42% male and 67% white) and their dating adolescent children (ages 12–21 years; 52% male). Parents reported five types of victimization by their partners in the past year, while youth concurrently reported their own victimization and perpetration within their dating relationships. Three profiles of parents’ intimate partner victimization were related to youth relationship abuse experiences and behaviors. Children of parents who experienced verbal abuse were more likely to experience similar patterns in their own relationships, whereas children of parents who report physical and verbal abuse were more likely to report psychological, physical and sexual abusive encounters in their partnerships. Findings indicate that parents’ relationship quality and abusive behaviors may have a long lasting effect on their children as they enter mid and late adolescence. Parents should pay attention to their own relationship quality and behavior even as their teen-age children gain independence.
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