| Autor: |
Winstok, Zeev, Sowan, Wafa, Bailey, Benjamin, Smadar-Dror, Ronit, Weinberg, Michael, Melhausen-Hasson, David, Berkowitz, Ruth, Crombie, Zeev |
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Partner Abuse; 2024, Vol. 15 Issue 4, p437-456, 20p |
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The aim of this article is to present and examine the principles of gender motivation theory against a backdrop of research findings accumulated over time. This theory is founded on two general, established, major theories: sexual selection theory and social role theory. Gender motivation theory focuses on the elementary primal motivations of men and women in social situations and contexts. This theory provides a theoretical foundation for a gendered understanding of intimate relationships among normative and clinical populations. Gender motivation theory was developed as a response to the existing discrepancies between previously developed theories whose principles continue to be used to understand and intervene with intimate partner violence and as a response to empirical data accumulated over the years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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