Romantic relationships plays an important role in the development of many critical tasks of adole... more Romantic relationships plays an important role in the development of many critical tasks of adolescence and young adulthood. It can foster interpersonal competence and lay the foundation for intimate adult relationships. Healthy dating experiences are associated positive adjustment and elevated self-esteem whereas aggressive dating experiences are associated with negative outcomes such as internalizing and externalizing behaviors. One quarter to over one-half of dating relationships and significant others continued in these relationships despite the abuse. Aggression in romantic relationship is a continuing factor for breakups, physical assault, kidnapping, acid throwing, rape and even murder. Relational aggression also includes flirting with others to make a romantic partner jealous, threatening to breakup with a partner if the partner will not comply, or giving a partner the silent treatment when angry predisposed at risk for adjustment difficulties including peer rejection, depression and maladaptive personality features., College students who had relational aggression within their romantic relationships were found to be less trusting of their current or most recent partner, frustrated, jealous, and clingy in their romantic relationships. Approximately 10% of American high-school students experienced physical aggression from a dating partner over a 12-month period They also experienced mood symptoms. They also developed psychological and relationship problems in later adulthood. The individuals who reported perpetrating relational aggression in their romantic relationships believed that aggression was most acceptable (social-cognitive risk), whereas individuals Background: Aggression in romantic relationships is a continuing factor for breakups, physical assault, kidnapping, rape and even murder. It is also associated with adjustment difficulties including peer rejection, depression and maladaptive personality features. The present study aims to explore the personality correlates of aggression in romantic relationship.
Romantic relationships plays an important role in the development of many critical tasks of adole... more Romantic relationships plays an important role in the development of many critical tasks of adolescence and young adulthood. It can foster interpersonal competence and lay the foundation for intimate adult relationships. Healthy dating experiences are associated positive adjustment and elevated self-esteem whereas aggressive dating experiences are associated with negative outcomes such as internalizing and externalizing behaviors. One quarter to over one-half of dating relationships and significant others continued in these relationships despite the abuse. Aggression in romantic relationship is a continuing factor for breakups, physical assault, kidnapping, acid throwing, rape and even murder. Relational aggression also includes flirting with others to make a romantic partner jealous, threatening to breakup with a partner if the partner will not comply, or giving a partner the silent treatment when angry predisposed at risk for adjustment difficulties including peer rejection, depression and maladaptive personality features., College students who had relational aggression within their romantic relationships were found to be less trusting of their current or most recent partner, frustrated, jealous, and clingy in their romantic relationships. Approximately 10% of American high-school students experienced physical aggression from a dating partner over a 12-month period They also experienced mood symptoms. They also developed psychological and relationship problems in later adulthood. The individuals who reported perpetrating relational aggression in their romantic relationships believed that aggression was most acceptable (social-cognitive risk), whereas individuals Background: Aggression in romantic relationships is a continuing factor for breakups, physical assault, kidnapping, rape and even murder. It is also associated with adjustment difficulties including peer rejection, depression and maladaptive personality features. The present study aims to explore the personality correlates of aggression in romantic relationship.
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