SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INTERPERSONAL ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS
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Interpersonal abuse, social psychology, abusive relationships, power dynamics, emotional manipulation, communication patterns, trauma, relationship violence, psychological impact, intervention strategies.Abstrak
This article examines the social psychological factors that contribute to and sustain interpersonal abusive relationships. It explores the dynamics of power, control, and emotional manipulation between partners, highlighting the roles of personality traits, communication patterns, and social influences. The study analyzes how abusive behaviors develop and persist within intimate relationships, considering both perpetrators and victims. It also discusses the psychological impact of abuse, including trauma, dependency, and self-esteem issues. By integrating theories from social psychology, the article provides a comprehensive understanding of the complexities underlying abusive interactions and suggests potential pathways for intervention and prevention.
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