浪漫神话、对虐待的容忍态度与青少年约会暴力受害的关系:性别的调节作用

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Youth & Society Pub Date : 2022-08-17 DOI:10.1177/0044118X221119235

María-Jesús Cava, I. Castillo, S. Buelga, I. Tomás

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本研究的目的是分析爱情浪漫神话与青少年约会暴力受害（身体和心理）之间的直接和间接关系，考虑到对虐待的宽容态度的中介作用和性别的调节作用。467名当时或之前12年有约会关系的青少年的样本月（45.6%男孩，法师 = 15.09，SDage = 1.46）参与。结果表明，在浪漫神话与心理约会暴力受害之间的关系中，对虐待的宽容态度是一个重要的中介变量。心理约会暴力受害也是少女宽容态度与身体约会暴力受害之间关系的中介变量。这些发现强调了对虐待的宽容态度与理解青少年约会暴力受害的相关性，尤其是在青春期女孩中，以及将这些态度纳入预防计划的必要性。

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Relationships Among Romantic Myths, Tolerant Attitudes Toward Abuse, and Teen Dating Violence Victimization: The Moderator Role of Gender

The aim of this study was to analyze the direct and indirect relationships between romantic myths of love and teen dating violence victimization (physical and psychological), considering the mediating role of tolerant attitudes toward abuse and the moderator role of gender. A sample of 467 adolescents who had a dating relationship at that time or in the previous 12 months (45.6% boys, Mage = 15.09, SDage = 1.46) participated. Results showed that tolerant attitudes toward abuse was a significant mediating variable in the relationship between romantic myths and psychological dating violence victimization only in adolescent girls. Psychological dating violence victimization was also a mediating variable in the relationship between tolerant attitudes and physical dating violence victimization in adolescent girls. These findings highlight the relevance of tolerant attitudes toward abuse in understanding teen dating violence victimization, especially in adolescent girls, and the need to include these attitudes in prevention programs.

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