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Authors:
Jaffe, PG
Sudermann, M
Geffner, R
Citation: Pg. Jaffe et al., Emerging issues for children exposed to domestic violence, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 1-7
Authors:
Fantuzzo, JW
Mohr, WK
Noone, MJ
Citation: Jw. Fantuzzo et al., Making the invisible victims of violence against women visible through university/community partnerships, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 9-23
Authors:
Levendosky, AA
Graham-Bermann, SA
Citation: Aa. Levendosky et Sa. Graham-bermann, Trauma and parenting in battered women: An addition to an ecological modelof parenting, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 25-35
Authors:
Pepler, DJ
Catallo, R
Moore, TE
Citation: Dj. Pepler et al., Consider the children: Research informing interventions for children exposed to domestic violence, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 37-57
Authors:
Dutton, DG
Citation: Dg. Dutton, Witnessing parental violence as a traumatic experience shaping the abusivepersonality, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 59-67
Authors:
Mohr, WK
Fantuzzo, JW
Citation: Wk. Mohr et Jw. Fantuzzo, The neglected variable of physiology in domestic violence, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 69-84
Authors:
Rossman, BBR
Ho, J
Citation: Bbr. Rossman et J. Ho, Posttraumatic response and children exposed to parental violence, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 85-106
Authors:
Berman, H
Citation: H. Berman, The relevance of narrative research with children who witness war and children who witness woman abuse, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 107-125
Authors:
Sudermann, M
Marshall, L
Loosely, S
Citation: M. Sudermann et al., Evaluation of the London (Ontario) community group treatment programme forchildren who have witnessed woman abuse, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 127-146
Authors:
Stephens, N
McDonald, R
Jouriles, EN
Citation: N. Stephens et al., Helping children who reside at shelters for battered women: Lessons learned, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 147-160
Authors:
Kerig, PK
Fedorowicz, AE
Brown, CA
Warren, M
Citation: Pk. Kerig et al., Assessment and intervention for PTSD in children exposed to violence, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 161-184
Authors:
Rabenstein, S
Lehmann, P
Citation: S. Rabenstein et P. Lehmann, Mothers and children together: A family group treatment approach, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 185-205
Authors:
Echlin, C
Osthoff, B
Citation: C. Echlin et B. Osthoff, Child protection workers and battered women's advocates working together to end violence against women and children, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 207-219
Authors:
Hilton, NZ
Citation: Nz. Hilton, The role of attitudes and awareness in anti-violence education, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 221-238
Authors:
Gelles, RJ
Citation: Rj. Gelles, Controversies in family preservation programs, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 239-252
Authors:
Friend, C
Citation: C. Friend, Aligning with the battered woman to protect both mother and child: Direct practice and policy implications, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 253-267
Authors:
Busch, R
Robertson, N
Citation: R. Busch et N. Robertson, Innovative approaches to child custody and domestic violence in New Zealand: The effects of law reform on the discourses of battering, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 269-299
Authors:
Bala, N
Citation: N. Bala, A differentiated legal approach to the effects of spousal abuse on children: A Canadian context, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 301-328
Authors:
Lemon, NKD
Citation: Nkd. Lemon, Custody and visitation trends in the United States in domestic violence cases, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 329-343
Authors:
Beeman, SK
Edleson, JL
Citation: Sk. Beeman et Jl. Edleson, Collaborating on family safety: Challenges for children's and women's advocates, CHILDREN EXPOSED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: CURRENT ISSUES IN RESEARCH, INTERVENTION, PREVENTION, AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, 2000, pp. 345-358
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