APS
APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
Joint Trajectories of Borderline and Narcissistic Personality Features across Adolescence Predict Dating Aggression in Emerging Adulthood
- Tracy Vaillancourt
University of Ottawa - Ann Farrell
University of Ottawa - Mollie Eriksson
DePaul University - Adam Davis
University of Ottawa, Canada - Heather Brittain
University of Ottawa - Amanda Krygsman
University of Ottawa
Abstract
The joint development of borderline and narcissistic personality features from ages 14–18 were examined in relation to the perpetration of dating aggression at age 19. As predicted, high dramatic-emotional features (i.e., cluster B personality disorders traits) across adolescence were associated with greater aggression in romantic relationships one year post high-school.
Psychopathology
