The collective influence of identity styles and romantic attachment insecurity on
psychological dating aggression was examined for 1,975 adolescents living in a southern …

The current study examined the roles of relationship processes and individual vulnerabilities
in predicting dating aggression perpetration during emerging adulthood. Drawing from the …

This study examined the linkages between identity formation and romantic attachment in an
ethnically diverse sample of high school (n= 189) and college students (n= 324). Individuals …

This study investigated romantic attachment style as a potential moderator of the link
between family aggression and dating aggression, and examined its relations with …

Using a prospective research design, this study explored whether attachment style during
adolescence forecasts the nature and quality of romantic relationships in early adulthood …

This study addressed how two normative developmental factors, attachment and identity, are
associated with adolescents' sexual attitudes and sexual risk-taking behavior. The sample …

Objective: Although psychopathology has been broadly implicated as a risk factor for dating
aggression, very little work has examined the externalizing and internalizing symptoms of …

This study sought to prospectively predict aggression in the romantic relationships of 1180
college students from the United States (807 females; 373 males) over the course of two …

Ninety-five high-risk adolescents were studied to determine whether their dating aggression
and its justification as a response to interpersonal problems were specific to the current …

Most of the research on intimate partner violence has concentrated on overt physical and
verbal aggression, and less is known about relational aggression in the framework of …