Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
Little scholarly attention has been paid to the analysis of the history of intimate partner violence (IPV) against women with different male partners and how it could be related to levels of IPV with the current male partner. From this point of view, been a victim of IPV could increase the vulnerability of women and, therefore, exert a negative influence on the selection of partners over time, thus increasing the odds of potentially mating with abusive male partners. Alternatively, for some women victims of IPV in previous relationships, there may be additional resources that reduce their vulnerability to victimization by new partners.
Anglès
intimate partner violence; resiliency; European Union; child abuse; adult victimization; victimization by multiple male partners; violència domèstica; resiliència; Unió Europea; abús infantil; victimització d'adults; victimització per part de diverses parelles masculines; violencia doméstica; resiliencia; Unión Europea; abuso infantil; victimización de adultos; victimización por parte de diversas parejas masculinas; Family violence; Violència familiar; Violencia familiar
Frontiers in Psychology
Frontiers in Psychology, 2018, 9
https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2018.00877
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