Title
John Kennington, "Do couples agree on why partner aggression occurs? An investigation in situation-specific attributions" (2016)
Description
Fifty-two romantic couples independently reported on the same incidents of aggression in their relationship in order to examine agreement. Agreement ranged from nonexistent (e.g., get attention) to substantial (i.e., alcohol/drugs). Partner aggression prevention and interventions may be enhanced by acknowledging that partners often have different perspectives on aggressive incidents.
Date
November 2016
Rights
Do couples agree on why partner aggression occurs? An investigation in situation-specific attributions by John Kennington, Kera Stroner, Savannah Crosby, Alana Rosa, Cristina Blanco, Jessica Reynolds, Kate Holland, and Angela M. Neal is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Format
.PDF
Title
Do couples agree on why partner aggression occurs? An investigation in situation-specific attributions
Date (Month, Year)
November 2016
Conference Name
Carolina Women’s Health and Research Forum
Location (City, State; City, Country)
Columbia, South Carolina
USCL Department Affiliation
Business, Behavioral Sciences, Criminal Justice, and Education