Original paper
Attachment, history of corporal punishment, and impulsivity as predictors of risk-taking behaviors in college students
Abstract
Risk-taking behaviors (RTBs) can cause (1) psychological, social, health, and economic problems; (2) physical injury; (3) legal entanglements; and (4) death. Attachment insecurity, corporal punishment, and impulsivity are risk factors for engaging in RTB. The present study is the first to examine all three of these predictors and their interactions for a broad spectrum of RTBs (i.e. academic risk, risky long-term health behaviors (RLTHBs),...
Paper Details
Title
Attachment, history of corporal punishment, and impulsivity as predictors of risk-taking behaviors in college students
Published Date
Jan 1, 2015
Journal
Volume
6
Issue
1
Pages
402 - 412
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