2015
DOI: 10.5964/ijpr.v9i2.176
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Abstract: Violence in the affective-sexual relationships of adolescents is a theme that has been highlighted by the literature as a result of its high rates of prevalence. It has different characteristics, while many factors are shown to be associated with its occurrence. The present study investigated the affective-sexual relationships of adolescents, focusing on the experiences as perpetrators and victims of different types of violence between partners. We conducted a quantitative study with a descriptive, comparative… Show more

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“…We also found two papers with prevalence rates (Marasca & Falcke, 2015; Niolon et al, 2015). Regarding males’ and females’ DV perpetration in the past 12 months, Marasca and Falcke (2015) noted that girls perpetrated more threatening behaviors and more physical violence than boys, but there were no significant differences for victimization. Niolon et al (2015) focused on lifetime DV perpetration and noticed higher rates for females on the threatening, verbal/emotional, and physical subscales but a higher rate for boys on the sexual subscale.…”
Section: Dating Violence and The Cadrimentioning
confidence: 60%
“…We also found two papers with prevalence rates (Marasca & Falcke, 2015; Niolon et al, 2015). Regarding males’ and females’ DV perpetration in the past 12 months, Marasca and Falcke (2015) noted that girls perpetrated more threatening behaviors and more physical violence than boys, but there were no significant differences for victimization. Niolon et al (2015) focused on lifetime DV perpetration and noticed higher rates for females on the threatening, verbal/emotional, and physical subscales but a higher rate for boys on the sexual subscale.…”
Section: Dating Violence and The Cadrimentioning
confidence: 60%
“…The results found in terms of sex are in agreement with what has been found in other studies. Young men tend to perpetrate more sexual violence (Brancaglioni & Fonseca, 2016;Wincentak et al, 2016), while female adolescents tend to perpetrate more physical violence (Barreira et al, 2014;Marasca & Falcke, 2015). Teen dating violence may be accentuated by adolescent adherence to traditional gender stereotypes, although apparently their relationships now appear to be more flexible, equal and symmetrical.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Female adolescents experienced significantly more psychological and sexual violence in comparison to male adolescents (Romito, Beltramini, & Escribà-Agüir, 2013). With regard to the patterns of perpetration, male adolescents tend to have higher rates of sexual violence perpetration (Wincentak, Connoly, & Card, 2016), while female adolescents tend to perpetrate more physical violence (Barreira, Lima, Bigras, Njaine, & Assis, 2014;Marasca & Falcke, 2015). A study with Portuguese youth aged 13 to 29 showed that 30% of adolescents reported having committed some type of violence against their partner in the year prior to the survey.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regarding commitment, numerous forms of relationships have emerged from the online context [ 21 ]. Although romantic relationships are not uncommon [ 46 ], uncommitted relationships have recently become popular among young people [ 47 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[ 20 ]. It is a phase of experimentation and learning in terms of ones love life, which includes numerous forms of relationships [ 21 ]. Adolescents are the main users of the internet and online social networks [ 22 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%