"Common couple violence" refers to occasional acts of violence arising from arguments that "get out of hand."

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Common couple violence refers to occasional acts of violence that arise during arguments between intimate partners and are generally less severe than intimate terrorism. They often involve pushing, shoving, slapping, or punching and are not usually intended to exert control or power over the partner.

"Common Couple Violence" Refers to Occasional Acts of Violence Arising