APS
2022 APS Annual Convention · 2022
Physically Aggressive Responding of Psychological IPV Perpetrators before and after Provocation
- Jessica Glenn
University of North Carolina WIlmington - Brittanie Moore
University of North Carolina-Wilmington - Emma Turton
UNCW - Apollo Turner
University of North Carolina Wilmington - Rachael Grosser
University of North Carolina WIlmington - Caroline Boyce
University of North Carolina Wilmington - Hanson Truong
University of North Carolina Wilmington - Bailey Williamson
University of North Carolina WIlmington - Caroline Clements
University of North Carolina Wilmington
Abstract
The effects of provocation on likelihood of physical aggression were assessed in perpetrators of psychological abuse. Findings suggest psychological IPV perpetrators are more aggressive than non-perpetrators when not provoked, but, when provoked, perpetrators and non-perpetrators aggress similarly.
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