Childhood Victimization, Concern for Appropriateness, and Social Support Predict Relational Aggression in Young Adults

This research examined whether childhood victimization, exposure to violence, and history of parental incarceration, and current concern for appropriateness and social support predict relational aggression in young adults. Results showed childhood victimization, concern for appropriateness, and social support are strong predictors of relational aggression in young adults.