Ambivalent sexism, mental health and partner violence among opposite-sex and same-sex couples

Mariana Magalhães, M. Aparicio-García
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Ambivalent sexism has been described as influencing relationships in intimacy and partner abuse. Among 456 Spaniards, this study aimed to explore the association between mental health, ambivalent sexism and violence among opposite-sex and same-sex couples. Results showed that participants in abusive relationships presented higher levels of ambivalent and hostile sexism, regardless of partner’s sex. Psychological violence was associated with ambivalent and hostile sexism. Moderate physical violence was linked to hostile sexism. Participants in abusive relationships reported poorer mental health indexes. These findings highlight the need of interventions to focus on dimensions as sexism towards women, even when considering same-sex couples.
异性和同性伴侣中矛盾的性别歧视、心理健康和伴侣暴力
矛盾的性别歧视被认为会影响亲密关系和伴侣虐待。这项研究的目的是在 456 名西班牙人中,探讨异性和同性配偶的心理健康、矛盾的性别歧视和暴力之间的关系。结果表明,无论伴侣的性别如何,处于虐待关系中的参与者都表现出较高程度的矛盾性别歧视和敌意性别歧视。心理暴力与矛盾的和敌意的性别歧视有关。中度身体暴力与敌意性别歧视有关。处于虐待关系中的参与者的心理健康指数较低。这些研究结果突出表明,即使在考虑同性伴侣时,干预措施也需要关注对妇女的性别歧视等方面。
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