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Aggressive conflict tactics in romantic relationships: Examining the roles of trust and loneliness in a Cypriot sample
Purpose: Aggressive conflict tactics in romantic relationships are an increasing concern, highlighting the importance of examining the emotional factors that may be associated with their use in the general population. This study aimed to assess the prevalence of aggressive conflict tactics among Gre
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