| Factor 1. Invading spaces |
| 6) Getting what you want from your partner due to fatigue, getting it due to his/her burnout |
| 10) Monopolising the use of common spaces or elements |
| 15) Interrupting, not listening, not answering, manipulating the message |
| 17) Reading messages or e-mails without permission or listening to telephone conversations |
| 18) Not expressing his/her feelings, often shutting down emotionally |
| 19) Making excuses to justify himself/herself |
| 20) Cheating, lying, not honouring what has been agreed |
| 22) Calling fidelity into question |
| 23) Threatening to leave the relationship and have an affair with someone else |
| 24) Making his/her partner feel sorry for him/her |
| Factor 2. Creating insecurity |
| 1) Frightening the partner through his/her tone of voice, glance or gestures |
| 4) Not respecting his/her partner's opinions and rights |
| 5) Not respecting his/her partner's feelings |
| 13) Creating insecurity or feelings of guilt by insinuating or manipulating emotions |
| 14) Getting angry or making surly or aggressive comments unexpectedly without knowing the reason |
| Factor 3. Confinement to a traditional role |
| 12) Discouraging his/her partner, making studying or working harder for him/her |
| 16) Seeing his/her partner as a little boy/girl who needs to be cared for or protected |
| 21) Neglecting his/her domestic responsibilities |
| Factor 4. Exercising control |
| 7) Controlling his/her partner's money or expenses |
| 8) Controlling his/her partner's schedules, meetings or activities |
| 9) Complaining at his/her partner so that he/she goes out or relate to his/her family and friends |
| Factor 5. Underestimating |
| 2) Making important decisions without taking his/her partner's opinion into account |
| 3) Change decisions made by his/her partner |
| 25) Downplaying the importance of duties or activities performed by his/her partner |