A Cascade Model of Sociodevelopmental Events Leading to Men's Perpetration of Violence Against Female Romantic Partners.

IF 1.1 4区心理学 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, EXPERIMENTAL

Evolutionary Psychology Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI:10.1177/14747049211040751

Farnaz Kaighobadi, Aurelio J Figueredo, Todd K Shackelford, David F Bjorklund

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Conceptually driven by life history theory, the current study investigated a hypothesized hierarchy of behaviors leading to men's perpetration of violence in intimate relationships. Using a series of hierarchical regressions, we tested a causal cascade model on data provided by 114 men in a committed romantic relationship. The results supported the hypothesized hierarchy of sociodevelopmental events: (1) men's childhood experiences with their parents' parental effort predicted men's life history strategies; (2) men's life history strategies predicted men's behavioral self-regulation; (3) men's self-regulation predicted men's perceptions of partner infidelity risk; (4) perceptions of infidelity risk predicted men's frequency of engagement in nonviolent mate retention behaviors; (5) men's mate retention behaviors predicted men's frequency of partner-directed violence. The overall cascade model explained 36% of variance in men's partner-directed violence.

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导致男性对女性伴侣实施暴力的社会发展事件的级联模型。

在生活史理论的概念驱动下，目前的研究调查了一个假设的导致男性在亲密关系中实施暴力的行为等级。使用一系列的层次回归，我们测试了一个因果级联模型的数据提供了114名男子在一个承诺的浪漫关系。研究结果支持了社会发展事件层次的假设:(1)男性的童年经历与父母的父母努力预测了男性的生活史策略;(2)男性生活史策略预测男性行为自我调节;(3)男性自我调节预测男性对伴侣不忠风险的感知;(4)不忠风险感知可预测男性非暴力配偶保留行为的参与频率;(5)男性的伴侣保留行为预测了男性伴侣导向暴力的发生频率。整个级联模型解释了36%的男性伴侣导向暴力的差异。

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Evolutionary Psychology PSYCHOLOGY, EXPERIMENTAL-

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2.20

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6.70%

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审稿时长

12 weeks

期刊介绍： Evolutionary Psychology is an open-access peer-reviewed journal that aims to foster communication between experimental and theoretical work on the one hand and historical, conceptual and interdisciplinary writings across the whole range of the biological and human sciences on the other.