Which three factors have been consistently found to be associated with an increased likelihood of a man committing physical violence against a partner?

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Studies have consistently found that young age, low income and exposure to parental violence are strongly associated with an increased likelihood of a man committing physical violence against a partner. Personality disorders or fear of rejection may contribute to violent behavior, but they are not consistently found to be associated with it. Alcohol use problems may increase the risk of violence in some cases, but they are not as consistent as the other factors mentioned.

Which Three Factors Have Been Consistently Found to Be Associated