Partners’ desire for stress-relieving resources based on individual and relationship vulnerabilities: an exploratory analysis of couples with a history of intimate partner aggression
Key Points
Couples with a history of intimate partner aggression express significant needs for stress-relief resources.
Key findings indicate that individual and relationship vulnerabilities influence the desire for supportive resources.
Analysis focuses on couples, drawing insights into their relational dynamics and external support needs.
Supporting couples facing intimate partner aggression may mitigate stress and enhance relationship stability.
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Partners’ desire for stress-relieving resources based on individual and relationship vulnerabilities: an exploratory analysis of couples with a history of intimate partner aggression | Synapse