Psychological Network Structure in Court-Referred Men for Intimate Partner Violence and a Community Comparison Group: A Network Analysis

This study examined psychological network structure in 216 court-referred men undergoing IPV-related evaluation and 224 community men. Networks included emotional dependence, dark triad traits, emotion regulation, and repetitive negative thinking. Community participants were not screened for IPV per...

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Autores principales: Betty Giovanna Peña-Tomas, Jesús Joel Aiquipa-Tello, Antonio Serpa‐Barrientos, Aaron Caycho-Caja, Jacksaint Saintila
Formato: Artículo
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: 2026
Materias:
intimate partner violence
emotional dependence
dark triad traits
emotion regulation
repetitive negative thinking
Intimate Partner and Family Violence
Mental Health Research Topics
Attachment and Relationship Dynamics
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Sumario:This study examined psychological network structure in 216 court-referred men undergoing IPV-related evaluation and 224 community men. Networks included emotional dependence, dark triad traits, emotion regulation, and repetitive negative thinking. Community participants were not screened for IPV perpetration and therefore were not considered confirmed non-perpetrators. Overall network structure did not differ significantly between groups (M = .281, p = .58), whereas global strength was significantly greater in the community group (S = 1.159, p = .02). Findings are exploratory and should be interpreted cautiously given group differences in age, recruitment context, and assessment modality.

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