There is strong evidence that anger and violence are prevalent problems in Vietnam combat
veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder, and a summary of relevant empirical studies is …

Alcohol problems are one of the most well-established risk factors for physical intimate
partner violence. Nonetheless, most individuals who drink heavily do so without ever …

Alcohol use is frequently associated with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), especially in
the face of chronic traumatic experiences. However, the relationship between alcohol use …

Background and Aims A fast‐growing body of literature linking emotion dysregulation to
substance use has almost exclusively relied on cross‐sectional designs and has generally …

Aim Substance use disorder (SUD) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) commonly co-
occur. This is of significant concern, given the increased risk for violence perpetration among …

This study examined the relationship between alcohol and individual difference factors on
one hand and marital aggression on the other hand. Subjects were 320 married and …

Two studies were conducted to investigate interpersonal violence in Vietnam veterans with
posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In study one, combat veterans with PTSD reported …

Although a robust literature documents a positive association between alcohol and intimate
partner violence (IPV), there is limited temporal research on this relation. Moreover, the role …

The direct and interactive effects of alcohol expectancies for aggression, dispositional
hostility, and heavy alcohol consumption on alcohol-related physical aggression were …

Circumstances of modern wars have placed service members at risk for harming
noncombatants and engaging in other possible morally injurious acts. Studying a sample of …