Conceptualizing Relationship Violence as a Dyadic Process

Kim Bartholomew · Rebecca J. Cobb

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Partners in close relationships inevitably encounter situations in which their interpersonal goals are incompatible, and a disturbing number of partners resort to violence when confronted by these challenges. We present a dyadic framework for integrating theory and research on intimate partner violence based on the premise that relationships are inherently interactional. We consider the enduring characteristics of both partners (background/dispositional factors), how partners' predispositions interact over time to create an intimate relationship (the relationship context), and the particular situations in which relational patterns can give rise to violent interactions (the situational context).

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