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Displayed Affective Behavior Between Intimate Partner Violence Types During Non-Violent Conflict Discussions

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  • Daniel J. Friend
  • Renay P. Cleary Bradley
  • John M. Gottman

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Little is known about how situationally violent (SV) couples differ from both characterologically violent (CV) and distressed, non-violent (DNV) couples in terms of their displayed affective behaviors during conflict.

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  • Daniel J. Friend & Renay P. Cleary Bradley & John M. Gottman, "undated". "Displayed Affective Behavior Between Intimate Partner Violence Types During Non-Violent Conflict Discussions," Mathematica Policy Research Reports be58d9d912744819a8955ab99, Mathematica Policy Research.
  • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:be58d9d912744819a8955ab99a8342a1
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