Examining the Role of Forgiveness in the Association Between Trait Mindfulness and Psychological Partner Aggression Among Dating College Students
Christopher Edwards,
Lauren Meier,
Kaitlyn Westerhold
et al.
Abstract:Psychological partner aggression is the most prevalent form of partner aggression among college students and may precede more physically injurious forms of aggression. Yet, few studies examine potentially malleable protective factors that may reduce psychological partner aggression among college students. Trait mindfulness may indirectly serve as a protective factor against partner aggression by facilitating forgiveness of relationship transgressions. Examining this plausibility carries implications for mitiga… Show more
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