Abstract There is a need for researchers to embark on a mission to reveal the causal factors of violence in adolescent relationships. It is apparent that psychological issues are a part of the causal factors, but there is a need to reveal how these factors relate to other causal factors to promote violence in relationships. This paper proposes a study to be conducted among 200 participants. The research will use a qualitative design to highlight some of the factors that influence violence in adolescent relationships. Introduction Unfortunately, nowadays violence is a more common manifestation of human feelings than tenderness or care. Violence has been existing as long as humanity exists and even in the modern world with a new level of humanization, the problem still demands a solution. With this in mind, the given research is significant because it will reveal the factors that influence violence in adolescent relationships, and provide a basis to alleviate the situation for the affected parties. Additionally, the research aims to prove a hypothesis which states that manifestations of violence among people are triggered by different external factors that influence the conscience and mood of a person and that men are more often uses it as a remedy. Different researchers use various approaches to the investigation of this problem. Thus, practically all of them are apt to think that the reasons for violence in adolescents may be found in early childhood. In researching this problem, special attention is given to the relations between males and females and the impact of violence on these relations. Though, according to the statistical data based on the results of various surveys, practically all researchers share one view that “although both males and females report being abused in relationships, abuse has a greater impact on females than on males” (Cleveland, Herrera & Stuewing, 2003, p. 325). At the same time, it must be admitted that males also suffer from violence, though in a less degree. Cleveland, Herrera, and Stuewing are sure that the repetitious cases of the abuse in adolescence continue with the development of relations and can persist for years (2003). A person may not resort to compulsion until the relationship between the couple complicates. A persons attitude towards violence is predetermined by many factors, such as education or upbringing. Sometimes, the reason for a persons inclination to aggression may be the psychological trauma obtained in early childhood or the cases of violence from the parents. Additionally, according to the research conducted by OKeefe among high school students, males are less susceptible to the impact of serious relations in comparison with females. According to O’Keeffe’s opinion (as cited in Cleveland, Herrera, & Stuewig, 2003), it may be explained by the fact that males are less tied to their female partners or perceive their relations less seriously. At the same time, according to the data of other researchers, both males and females in the conflict situation resort to force in equal measure (Capaldi & Crosbi, 1997). These researchers also assert that the aggression of a male towards the partner is predetermined by his anti-social behavior while the violence por