Intimate partner violence that generally arises out of an isolated argument and does not show a pattern of control best describes:

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Common couple violence is characterized by situational violence that arises in the context of a single argument or fight, without evidence of a pattern of control or coercion. It is usually bidirectional, meaning both partners engage in violent behavior. It is the most common type of intimate partner violence.

Intimate Partner Violence That Generally Arises Out of an Isolated