The Effect Of Trait Anger On Intimate Relationship Violence:a Moderated Mediation Model

High-quality intimate relationship is an important source of individual happiness,which can promote the healthy development of individual body and mind.However,the partners in the intimate relationship will also have conflicts due to conflicts,even physical injuries.Relevant research at home and abroad has propose that trait anger,moral evasion and rumination can trigger intimate violence,but the relationship and mechanism of these four have not be explore.Base on this,this study supporte by the general attack theory model,explores the relationship and mechanism between idiosyncratic anger,moral evasion,ruminating thinking and intimate violence,providing empirical evidence for preventing and reducing intimate violence,and has important practical significance for building a friendly and harmonious family relationship.In this study,college students and employees in Sichuan and Chongqing areas were selected as subjects,and questionnaire survey was conducted using Trait Anger Scale(TAS),moral disengagement Questionnaire(MDS),Rumination Thinking Scale(RRS)and Conflict Decision Scale(CTS2).918 questionnaires were sent out,and 704 valid questionnaires were finally collected.SPSS 24 and PROCESS plug-in were used for data sorting and analysis.The results are as follows:(1)Trait anger has significant difference in parental relationship dimension.Moral disengagement has significant differences in seven dimensions: gender,age,education background,only child,current emotional status,parental relationship and current intimate relationship duration.Rumination differend significantly in four dimensions: age,only child,parental relationship and current intimate relationship duration;Rumination differed significantly in four dimensions: age,only child,parental relationship and current intimate relationship duration.There were significant differences in five dimensions of intimate relationship violence: age,educational background,current emotional status,parental relationship and current intimate relationship duration.(2)Trait anger,moral disengagement,rumination and intimate relationship violence were correlated in pairs.(3)Moral disengagement plays a partial mediating role between trait anger and intimate relationship violence.(4)Rumination moderated the mediating effect of moral disengagement between trait anger and intimate relationship violence.