Consequences and factors affecting creation of abusive emotional relationships in unmarried girls: A protocol for scoping review.

Abstract

Communication is the basis of human identity and the fundamental basis of connecting one person with another person. Although having a healthy relationship with the opposite sex has physical, psychological, and social effects and benefits, it sometimes leads to abusive relationships and debilitating symptoms. Emotional communication described as abusing in an intimate relationship is the most painful form of violence. One of the main challenges of mental health systems is the harmful effects of this type of relationship on people, which causes hurts that naturally take more time to heal and affect a significant part of the world's population. Since knowing the consequences and factors affecting emotional relationships will lead to the improvement of methods of prevention and dealing with the harms caused by mental health guardians, this protocol is designed to identify the consequences and factors affecting emotional relationships. Identifying these factors can be used as a guide for decision-makers in the mental health system in preventive and therapeutic interventions.