Payback: The parameters of revenge in romantic relationships

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Payback: The parameters of revenge in romantic relationships

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University of Calgary

Susan Boon discusses the provocations that spark intimates’ desires for revenge, the kinds of vengeful responses they enact, and the motives that underlie decisions to retaliate. Read the Study

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Payback: The parameters of revenge in romantic relationships