Research on attachment suggests that MFIPV men, compared with non-MFIPV men are likely to:

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Research on attachment and male-perpetrated intimate partner violence (MFIPV) suggests that men who engage in MFIPV are more likely to suffer from insecure attachment styles, such as preoccupied, fearful, or disorganized attachment, rather than having secure attachment patterns. These insecure attachment styles are characterized by high anxiety and/or avoidance in relationships, which can contribute to dysfunctional relationship dynamics, including violence.

Research on Attachment Suggests That MFIPV Men, Compared with Non-MFIPV