ArticleFrontiers in psychology2026
"You're still online…who are you talking to, love?": the Affective-Sexual Violence Scale in young couples.
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Violence in affective-sexual relationships constitutes a growing psychosocial challenge during adolescence and youth, exacerbated by persistent gender inequalities and the digitalization of intimacy. Despite the relevance of this phenomenon, its assessment still relies on instruments with psychometric limitations and insufficient coverage of its technological perpetuation. In response to this need, the present study developed and validated the Affective-Sexual Violence Scale (EVAS), a brief, multidimensional, psychometrically valid and reliable self-report instrument designed to comprehensively map affective-sexual violence among Spanish youth, in line with international quality standards. The study was structured in three sequential phases: (1) review of instruments and development of an item bank; (2) a pilot study aimed at refining and selecting items with the strongest conceptual and statistical support (
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