Predictors of dating violence in college girls and differences from non-dating violence in psychiatric outcomes

Kütük, Emel Koyuncu; Gümüştaş, Funda; Almış, Behice Han

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“…Given the statistical and empirical data that reveal an increase in the prevalence of intimate partner violence in dating relationships among the youngest groups (Caridade and Barros 2018;Faias et al 2016;Kütük et al 2018;Neves et al 2020;Santos et al 2019;UMAR 2021), the present study aims at contributing to deepening knowledge about this subject, particularly in a geographical context in which the incidence of domestic violence is one of the highest in the country (SGMAI 2022). Given the role of family dynamics in intimate partner violence, this study also analysed the relationship between conflict-resolution tactics in dating relationships and exposure to family violence.…”

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“…During the dating phase, partners engage in an emotional and affective relationship to experience and rehearse the first interpersonal relationship of intimacy (Palumbo 2017;Ségrin and Flora 2011). Statistical (Neves et al 2020;UMAR 2021) and empirical (Courtain and Glowacz 2021;Kütük et al 2018;Oliveira and Sani 2016;Oliveira et al 2012;Santos et al 2019) data indicate an increasing and alarming prevalence of this phenomenon among young people. A recent study conducted by UMAR (2021) found that 67% of young adults tend to legitimise some forms of intimate partner violence, and 58% of them reported having already suffered some kind of violent behaviour (psychological violence is the most-often reported).…”

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Dating Conflict-Resolution Tactics and Exposure to Family Violence: University Students’ Experiences

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An increasing prevalence of abusive dynamics in intimate relationships among young people has been reported in recent data. The purposes of this study are to outline the conflict-resolution strategies used in dating relationships, to describe the exposure to violent dynamics in the family of origin, and to analyse the correlation between conflict-resolution tactics in dating and exposure to family violence. This quantitative/cross-sectional study, using self-report instruments (sociodemographic questionnaire; revised conflict tactics scales; children’s natural family environment signalling scale), involved 247 university students (mean age = 21.07; SD = 2.07). The results revealed a high prevalence in the use of abusive conflict-resolution tactics and exposure to family violence. Positive and significant correlations between these two variables were also found. These results raise the possibility of the transgenerational transmission of abusive dynamics and multiple victimisation and signal the need for action (prevention and intervention) on beliefs and expectations that young people have about marital relationships.

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“…ise 848 kadın üniversite öğrencisinin flört ilişkisinde fiziksel şiddet görme oranını %3,7, psikolojik şiddet görme oranını %24,8 olarak ifade etmişlerdir. 26 Açıkgöz ve ark.nın araştırmasında, flört deneyimi bulunan öğrencilerin %14,7'sinin fiziksel, %75'inin duygusal, %13,2'sinin cinsel şiddete maruz kalmış olduğu belirtilmiştir. 27 Dünya genelindeki araştırmalara bakıldığında, kadınların %20-40 oranlarında fiziksel ve cinsel flört şiddetine, %90'a kadar varan oranlarda da psikolojik şiddete maruz kaldıkları belirtilmektedir.…”

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An Analysis on Dating Violence

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Yayak³

2020

Turkiye Klinikleri J Foren Sci Leg Med

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Testing the Effectiveness of Psycho-Educational Program for Establishing Safe Relationships Based on Intimate Justice Theory

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AVCI

2023

İnsan Ve Toplum Bilimleri Araştırmaları Dergisi

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Although romantic relationships are seen in every age range, it is seen that not every romantic relationship has the same quality. Individuals feel more secure and competent when they maintain a secure relationship. On the other hand, individuals who do not have a secure relationship are quite common. Although dating violence is seen in every period, its prevalence continues to increase and unfortunately leads to undesirable results. Although dating violence is first thought of as physical violence by individuals, it also includes verbal violence, psychological violence and sexual violence. In addition, there are studies that show that both women and men are exposed to dating violence. In particular, individuals in the transition period to adulthood, which coincides with their university years, are in the process of choosing a spouse after leaving the family. For this reason, romantic relationships in this period can affect the later periods of the individual's life. Unfortunately, there are individuals who are exposed to dating violence during their university years.This research aimed to test the effect of the psycho-educational program based on Intimate Justice Theory for college students to establish safe relationships. The research utilized the embedded mixed design. The study group was composed of 20 pre-service teachers (10 in experimental group, 10 in control group) in a state university in Turkey in the spring term of 2021-2022 academic year. The research data were collected via the Intimate Partner Violence Attitude Scale and a procedure evaluation form. The experimental group was subjected to a 9-session group psycho-educational program while there was no intervention for the control group. Analysis revealed that the participants in the experimental group had lower posttest scores compared to their pretest scores, but this decrease was not statistically significant. It was observed that the post-test scores obtained from the control group increased. In addition, the participants in the experimental group reported that they benefited from the program with regards to communication

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Predictors of dating violence in college girls and differences from non-dating violence in psychiatric outcomes

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Dating Conflict-Resolution Tactics and Exposure to Family Violence: University Students’ Experiences

Dating Conflict-Resolution Tactics and Exposure to Family Violence: University Students’ Experiences

An Analysis on Dating Violence

Testing the Effectiveness of Psycho-Educational Program for Establishing Safe Relationships Based on Intimate Justice Theory

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