Verbal and Physical Abuse Toward Mothers: The Role of Family Configuration, Environment, and Coping Strategies

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The Contribution of Family Relationships to Child-to-Parent Violence (2016, background): “…have found an association between a positive family environment and less violent behavior against parents by adolescents (e.g., Ibabe et al. 2013; Pagani et al. 2003), whereas high-level power-assertive discipline by parents is related to higher CPV rates (Calvete et al. 2010; Gallagher 2008).…”
Risk factor models for adolescent verbal and physical aggression toward mothers (2004, methodology): “…remarried and intact families looked very much alike in our previous study that closely examined the impact of family transition and environment on different types of aggression toward mothers (Pagani et al., 2003), we opted to categorise both never-divorced and remarried configurations as intact.”
Risk Factor Models for Adolescent Verbal and Physical Aggression Toward Fathers (2009, methodology): “Aggression Toward Fathers Items on this variable were from both the adolescent and father questionnaire (the companion to the mother questionnaire used in Pagani et al. 2003; Pelletier et al. 1999).”
Risk Factors for Child-to-Parent Violence (2013, background): “—Disruptive behaviors at school constitute an important predictive factor for aggression by adolescents against their mothers (Pagani et al. 2003; Pagani et al. 2004).”