ArticleJournal of interpersonal violence2026
A Longitudinal Investigation on the Role of Negative Maternal Parenting on Intimate Partner Violence and the Protective Potential of Prosocial Peer Socialization.
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Intimate partner violence (IPV) negatively impacts individuals' physical and mental health. Negative parenting in adolescence predicts future IPV. Peer relationships also predict future IPV, due to peer socialization of harmful relationship norms. However, much less is known about protective factors for IPV. One potential protective factor is peer prosocial socialization. Thus, the proposed study investigates whether negative maternal parenting during adolescence predicts adulthood IPV, and the moderation of adolescent peer prosocial socialization. The sample consists of 371 individuals (T1
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