Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Latest Updates
-
Skincare Hacks 101: The Truth About Clear Skin Most People Miss While Following Viral Beauty Trends -
Bhindi Masala Recipe: Your Guide to Dry Sabzi Perfect Technique -
From Manesar to Seattle: Indian Sculptor Naresh Kumar Kumawat Creates Swami Vivekananda Monument In The US -
World Liver Day 2026: What Your Waistline Could Be Telling You About Your Liver -
Delhi Style Soft Dahi Bhalla Recipe: A Taste of Tradition -
Food And Medicine Combinations: Common Mistakes That Reduce Effectiveness Without You Realising -
If You Have PCOS, Summer Might Be Affecting You More Than You Think -
Akshaya Tritiya 2026: What to Buy and Avoid for Good Luck, According to Rinhee Suberwal -
Akshaya Tritiya 2026: 6 Trendy Gold Jewellery Designs You’ll Wear Beyond The Festive Day -
Do Men Who Listen to Their Wives Succeed More? What Research Really Says
Violence Between Couples!
The partner resorting to violence will do so only as long as the price to be paid is not too high. Neither of the couple sits down and plans when he or she will swear or lash out at the other, but there is a sort of silent agreement standing between the two on what limits of violent behaviour are 'ok', where the red line is drawn, and where behaviour beyond that could be dangerous.
The violent partner might conceive his or her behaviour as a 'loss of control', but the same individual, unsurprisingly, would not lose control in this way with a boss or friends.
Dr. Eila Perkis, University of Haifa conducted this study. The study, carried out under the supervision of Prof. Zvi Eisikovits and Dr. Zeev Winstok of the University of Haifa's School of social work.
Continue with Google