Teen Dating Violence

Nona K. O'Keeffe · Karen Brockopp · Esther Chew

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Violence among teenage dating couples is one of the hidden social issues of the 1980s. This survey of 256 high school students in a Sacramento, California, school district found that 35.1 percent of the students had experienced some form of abuse in their dating relationships. The severity of the violence and its intergenerational component also were explored.

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