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The Resource Coping with family violence : research and policy perspectives, Gerald T. Hotaling [and others]

Coping with family violence : research and policy perspectives, Gerald T. Hotaling [and others]

Work
Publication
Extent
323 pages
Note
Based on papers presented at the Second National Conference for Family Violence Researchers held at the University of New Hampshire
Contents
  • Machine derived contents note: Part One: Personal Responses To Violence: The Search For Meaning
  • Applying the Label of Physical Abuse
  • Sharon Herzberger and Howard Tennen
  • The Effects of Personal Experiences with Couple Violence
  • Andrea J Sedlak
  • On Calling it̀ Battering' and Allocating Blame
  • How Battered Women and Abusive Men Account for Domestic Violence
  • Michele Bograd
  • Excuses, Justifications or Explanations?
  • Part Two: Taking Action: Decisions To Deal With Violence
  • The Effect of Methodology on Subjective Estimates of the Differential Effectiveness of Personal Strategies and Help-Sources Used by Battered Women
  • Lee H Bowker
  • The Decision to Leave an Abusive Relationship
  • Michael J Strube
  • Empirical Evidence and Theoretical Issues
  • Termination or Resumption of Cohabitation in Women Battering Relationships
  • Lewis Okun
  • A Statistical Study
  • Part Three: Seeking Help: The Use Of Shelters And Programs For Men Who Batter
  • The Use and Psychosocial Impact of a Battered Women's Shelter
  • Andrea J Sedlak
  • How Some Men Stop Their Abuse
  • Edward W Gondolf
  • An Exploratory Program Evaluation
  • Issues in Conducting Treatment Research with Men Who Batter
  • Daniel G Saunders
  • Part Four: The Response Of The Criminal Justice System
  • An Empirical Analysis of Police Responses to Incidents of Wife Battery
  • Richard Berk, Sarah Fenstermaker and Phillis J Newton
  • Explaining Variations in Police Response to Domestic Violence
  • Eve Buzawa
  • Case Study in Detroit and New England
  • Victims Who Know Their Assailants
  • Barbara E Smith
  • Their Satisfaction with the Criminal Court's Response
  • Coordinated Police, Judicial and Social Service Response to Woman Battering
  • Denise J Gamache, Jeffrey L Edleson and Michael D Schock
  • A Multiple-Baseline Evaluation Across Three Communities
  • Part Five: The Response Of Medical And Mental Health Services
  • Child Abuse Incidence and Reporting by Hospitals
  • Robert L Hampton and Eli H Newberger
  • Significance of Severity, Class and Race
  • Part Six: The Response Of Protective Services
  • Foster Care for Child Maltreatment
  • Desmond K Runyan and Carolyn L Gould
  • Impact on Delinquent Behavior
  • Factors Influencing the Response of Child Protective Service Workers to Reports of Abuse and Neglect
  • Susan J Wells
  • Intervention, Outcome, and Elder Abuse
  • Rosalie S Wolf and Karl A Pillemer
  • Child Maltreatment Evaluation Efforts
  • Deborah Daro and Ann H Cohn
  • What Have We Learned?
  • Methodological Considerations in Treatment Outcome Research in Child Maltreatment
  • Sandra T Azar
  • Part Seven: Preventing Violence And Abuse
  • Research on the Prevention of Sexual Abuse of Children
  • Jon R Conte
  • Child Homicide in the United States
  • Katherine K Christoffel
  • The Road to Prevention
Isbn
9780803927223
Instance
Label
Coping with family violence : research and policy perspectives
Title
Coping with family violence
Title remainder
research and policy perspectives
Statement of responsibility
Gerald T. Hotaling [and others]
Contributor
Subject
Language
eng
Additional physical form
Also issued online
Cataloging source
DLC
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
LC call number
HQ809.3.U5
LC item number
C67 1988
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Hotaling, Gerald T
  • National Conference for Family Violence Researchers
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Umschulungswerkstätten für Siedler und Auswanderer
  • Family violence
  • Family violence
  • Family violence
  • Family violence
  • United States
  • Familie
  • Gewalt
  • Gewalttätigkeit
  • Geweld
  • Gezin
  • Psychische verwerking
  • Familie
  • Gewalttätigkeit
Label
Coping with family violence : research and policy perspectives, Gerald T. Hotaling [and others]
Instantiates
Publication
Note
Based on papers presented at the Second National Conference for Family Violence Researchers held at the University of New Hampshire
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Machine derived contents note: Part One: Personal Responses To Violence: The Search For Meaning -- Applying the Label of Physical Abuse -- Sharon Herzberger and Howard Tennen -- The Effects of Personal Experiences with Couple Violence -- Andrea J Sedlak -- On Calling it̀ Battering' and Allocating Blame -- How Battered Women and Abusive Men Account for Domestic Violence -- Michele Bograd -- Excuses, Justifications or Explanations? -- Part Two: Taking Action: Decisions To Deal With Violence -- The Effect of Methodology on Subjective Estimates of the Differential Effectiveness of Personal Strategies and Help-Sources Used by Battered Women -- Lee H Bowker -- The Decision to Leave an Abusive Relationship -- Michael J Strube -- Empirical Evidence and Theoretical Issues -- Termination or Resumption of Cohabitation in Women Battering Relationships -- Lewis Okun -- A Statistical Study -- Part Three: Seeking Help: The Use Of Shelters And Programs For Men Who Batter -- The Use and Psychosocial Impact of a Battered Women's Shelter -- Andrea J Sedlak -- How Some Men Stop Their Abuse -- Edward W Gondolf -- An Exploratory Program Evaluation -- Issues in Conducting Treatment Research with Men Who Batter -- Daniel G Saunders -- Part Four: The Response Of The Criminal Justice System -- An Empirical Analysis of Police Responses to Incidents of Wife Battery -- Richard Berk, Sarah Fenstermaker and Phillis J Newton -- Explaining Variations in Police Response to Domestic Violence -- Eve Buzawa -- Case Study in Detroit and New England -- Victims Who Know Their Assailants -- Barbara E Smith -- Their Satisfaction with the Criminal Court's Response -- Coordinated Police, Judicial and Social Service Response to Woman Battering -- Denise J Gamache, Jeffrey L Edleson and Michael D Schock -- A Multiple-Baseline Evaluation Across Three Communities -- Part Five: The Response Of Medical And Mental Health Services -- Child Abuse Incidence and Reporting by Hospitals -- Robert L Hampton and Eli H Newberger -- Significance of Severity, Class and Race -- Part Six: The Response Of Protective Services -- Foster Care for Child Maltreatment -- Desmond K Runyan and Carolyn L Gould -- Impact on Delinquent Behavior -- Factors Influencing the Response of Child Protective Service Workers to Reports of Abuse and Neglect -- Susan J Wells -- Intervention, Outcome, and Elder Abuse -- Rosalie S Wolf and Karl A Pillemer -- Child Maltreatment Evaluation Efforts -- Deborah Daro and Ann H Cohn -- What Have We Learned? -- Methodological Considerations in Treatment Outcome Research in Child Maltreatment -- Sandra T Azar -- Part Seven: Preventing Violence And Abuse -- Research on the Prevention of Sexual Abuse of Children -- Jon R Conte -- Child Homicide in the United States -- Katherine K Christoffel -- The Road to Prevention
Control code
17413509
Dimensions
22 cm
Extent
323 pages
Isbn
9780803927223
Lccn
88001874
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
illustrations
System control number
(OCoLC)17413509
Label
Coping with family violence : research and policy perspectives, Gerald T. Hotaling [and others]
Publication
Note
Based on papers presented at the Second National Conference for Family Violence Researchers held at the University of New Hampshire
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Machine derived contents note: Part One: Personal Responses To Violence: The Search For Meaning -- Applying the Label of Physical Abuse -- Sharon Herzberger and Howard Tennen -- The Effects of Personal Experiences with Couple Violence -- Andrea J Sedlak -- On Calling it̀ Battering' and Allocating Blame -- How Battered Women and Abusive Men Account for Domestic Violence -- Michele Bograd -- Excuses, Justifications or Explanations? -- Part Two: Taking Action: Decisions To Deal With Violence -- The Effect of Methodology on Subjective Estimates of the Differential Effectiveness of Personal Strategies and Help-Sources Used by Battered Women -- Lee H Bowker -- The Decision to Leave an Abusive Relationship -- Michael J Strube -- Empirical Evidence and Theoretical Issues -- Termination or Resumption of Cohabitation in Women Battering Relationships -- Lewis Okun -- A Statistical Study -- Part Three: Seeking Help: The Use Of Shelters And Programs For Men Who Batter -- The Use and Psychosocial Impact of a Battered Women's Shelter -- Andrea J Sedlak -- How Some Men Stop Their Abuse -- Edward W Gondolf -- An Exploratory Program Evaluation -- Issues in Conducting Treatment Research with Men Who Batter -- Daniel G Saunders -- Part Four: The Response Of The Criminal Justice System -- An Empirical Analysis of Police Responses to Incidents of Wife Battery -- Richard Berk, Sarah Fenstermaker and Phillis J Newton -- Explaining Variations in Police Response to Domestic Violence -- Eve Buzawa -- Case Study in Detroit and New England -- Victims Who Know Their Assailants -- Barbara E Smith -- Their Satisfaction with the Criminal Court's Response -- Coordinated Police, Judicial and Social Service Response to Woman Battering -- Denise J Gamache, Jeffrey L Edleson and Michael D Schock -- A Multiple-Baseline Evaluation Across Three Communities -- Part Five: The Response Of Medical And Mental Health Services -- Child Abuse Incidence and Reporting by Hospitals -- Robert L Hampton and Eli H Newberger -- Significance of Severity, Class and Race -- Part Six: The Response Of Protective Services -- Foster Care for Child Maltreatment -- Desmond K Runyan and Carolyn L Gould -- Impact on Delinquent Behavior -- Factors Influencing the Response of Child Protective Service Workers to Reports of Abuse and Neglect -- Susan J Wells -- Intervention, Outcome, and Elder Abuse -- Rosalie S Wolf and Karl A Pillemer -- Child Maltreatment Evaluation Efforts -- Deborah Daro and Ann H Cohn -- What Have We Learned? -- Methodological Considerations in Treatment Outcome Research in Child Maltreatment -- Sandra T Azar -- Part Seven: Preventing Violence And Abuse -- Research on the Prevention of Sexual Abuse of Children -- Jon R Conte -- Child Homicide in the United States -- Katherine K Christoffel -- The Road to Prevention
Control code
17413509
Dimensions
22 cm
Extent
323 pages
Isbn
9780803927223
Lccn
88001874
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
illustrations
System control number
(OCoLC)17413509

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