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Book Review: Gendertrolling: How misogyny went viral

approach that encourages the fostering of more positive interactions. Instead, the focus is on identifying and avoiding toxic ones. The reciprocity view of healthy relationships is consistent with a Western/American individualistic perspective. A collectivistic perspective, in which the relationship could be viewed as related to the person’s identity, may result in the person not needing to receive as much as they perceive that they give. The practical application approach of the book includes self-reflection and organizing exercises at the end that may help women identify important values and traits they possess and create their own rules for relationships. Women in toxic relationships may find these specific ‘‘how to’’ exercises to be helpful. In sum, the text is a light read that includes cautions about unhealthy patterns in some women’s relationships. The assertions and recommendations, however, do not reflect the experiences of diverse women and are not grounded in research and theory in psychology.