This study aims at examining on the influence of childhood abuse experience on dating violence, centering upon mediation effect of paranoid and interpersonal sensitivity. Research participants are 79 college students who are unmarried, have experience...
This study aims at examining on the influence of childhood abuse experience on dating violence, centering upon mediation effect of paranoid and interpersonal sensitivity. Research participants are 79 college students who are unmarried, have experienced dating violence, and are 18 to 32 years old. The data was collected from self-reported Questionnaires.
The result is as follows. The childhood abuse experience had no significant influence on dating violence and the damaged experience. However, the childhood abuse experience had a significant positive effect on paranoid and interpersonal sensitivity. Paranoid had a positive effect on dating violence and the damaged experience. Interpersonal sensitivity had a positive influence only upon the damaged experience of dating violence. That is, the higher childhood abuse experience was, the higher paranoid and interpersonal sensitivity were, and the higher paranoid sensitivity was, the higher dating violence and the damaged experience were. And, the higher interpersonal sensitivity was, the higher the damaged experience of dating violence was.