RT Article
T1 It’s HERstory: Unhealthy Relationships in Adolescence and Subsequent Social and Emotional Development in College Women
JF Violence against women
VO 27
IS 9
SP 1337
OP 1360
A1 Rodenhizer, Kara Anne E.
A2 Edwards, Katie M.
A2 Camp, Emily E.
A2 Murphy, Sharon B.
LA English
YR 2021
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1759094900
AB The current study sought to expand our understanding of how early relationships characterized by intimate partner violence (IPV) influence college women’s transition into emerging adulthood. We used a longitudinal qualitative design in which women (n = 13) with histories of IPV victimization participated in interviews twice a year beginning their first semester in college and ending in their final semester of college. Four primary themes were uncovered: making sense of the relationship, recognizing needs in the relationship, posttraumatic growth, and social cognitive maturity. The constitutive pattern across all four themes was resilience (i.e., positive adaptation during and after experiencing adversity).
K1 socioemotional development
K1 interpersonal violence
K1 Emerging adulthood
DO 10.1177/1077801220937787