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The Mediating Role of Perceived Romantic Relationship Quality, Self-Contraction, and Cognitive Flexibility in the Relationship Between Cyberstalking and Attitudes Toward Control and Abuse
This study examined the mediating roles of perceived romantic relationship quality, self-contraction, and cognitive flexibility in the association between cyberstalking and attitudes toward control and abuse among emerging adults in Türkiye. Cyberstalking, a technology-facilitated form of intimat
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