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Contributors | |
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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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The Battered Woman Syndrome Study Overview | |
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New BWS Research | |
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Batterer Intervention Programs | |
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High Risk Factors | |
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Sex Role Socialization | |
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Physical and Sexual Abuse as Children | |
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Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse | |
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Problems With the Learned Helplessness Theory | |
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Violence Prone Personality of Men Who Batter | |
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Relationship Issues | |
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Summary | |
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History | |
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Battered Woman Shelters | |
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Battered Woman Advocates | |
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U.S. Funded & Congressional Actions | |
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Sex Role Sterotypes and Mental Health | |
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Psychotherapy for Battered Women | |
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Child Custody and Access to Children | |
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Teen Violence | |
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Summary | |
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What Is the Battered Woman Syndrome? | |
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder | |
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DSM IV-TR Criteria for PTSD | |
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Empirical Support for BWS | |
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Battered Woman Syndrome Qualitative Results | |
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Summary | |
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Learned Helplessness, Learned Optimism and Battered Women | |
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History of Learned Helplessness Research | |
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Implications of Sex Role Socialization to Development of Learned Helplessness | |
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Original Learned Helplessness Research | |
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Expert Witness Testimony | |
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If Learned Helplessness Exists in Battered Women, What Can Reverse It? | |
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Summary | |
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Descriptions of Violence and the Cycle of Violence | |
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Introduction | |
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Descriptions of Violence | |
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Cycle Theory of Violence | |
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Walker Cycle Theory of Violence From the Research | |
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Cycle Theory and Interventions | |
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Summary | |
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Risk Assessment and Lethal Potential | |
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Batterer's Violence-Prone Personality Patterns | |
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Women's Violence Towards Men | |
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Domestic Violence Treatment Programs | |
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Risk Assessment | |
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Forensic Psychology and Risk Assessment | |
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Homicide | |
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Women Who Kill in Self-Defense | |
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Measuring Severity of Violence: The Battering Quotient | |
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Summary | |
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Body Image and Health Concerns | |
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Health Concerns | |
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Body Image | |
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Self-Esteem | |
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Body Image in Current Study | |
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Medical Issues in the Current Study | |
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Summary | |
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Sexuality Issues | |
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Marital Rape | |
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Sexual Issues and Domestic Violence Research | |
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Discussion of Our Research With Other Researchers | |
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Sexual Jealousy | |
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Abuse During Pregnancy | |
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Issues Around Abortion | |
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Sexual Abuse of Children | |
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Battered Women, Sex, and Intimacy | |
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Battered Women and Sexually Transmitted Diseases | |
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Dating Violence | |
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Sex and Aggression | |
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Summary | |
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Battered Women's Attachment Style and Interpersonal Functioning | |
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Bowlby's Attachment Theory | |
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Current Study of Battered Women's Attachment Style | |
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The Relationship Between Battered Women and Interpersonal Functioning | |
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The Relationship Between Attachment Styles and Interpersonal Difficulties in Battered Women | |
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Attachment Behavior and Perpetrators | |
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Substance Abuse and Domestic Violence | |
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Intimate Partner Violence and Alcohol Abuse | |
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Legal and Illicit Drugs | |
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Original BWSQ 1 Study of Alcohol and Other Drugs | |
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Current BWSQ 2 Study of Alcohol and Other Drugs | |
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Role of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse in Battered Women | |
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Women's Substance Abuse and Public Policy | |
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Intervention | |
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Summary | |
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Impact of Violence in the Home on Children | |
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Introduction | |
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Modeling Aggressive Behavior | |
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Child Abuse Correlates in the Original Research | |
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Protection of Children | |
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Personality Development | |
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Physiological Changes From PTSD | |
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Issues Commonly Found in Children Exposed to Abuse | |
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Adolescents and the Juvenile Criminal Justice System | |
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Child Custody, Visitation and Removal Issues | |
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Summary and Implications for Parents in Raising Children | |
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Cross-Cultural and Cross-National Issues in Domestic Violence | |
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Cultural Issues in the U.S. | |
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International Perspectives | |
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Summary | |
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Domestic Violence Courts and Batterer's Treatment Programs | |
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Domestic Violence and Problem Solving Courts | |
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Models of Domestic Violence Courts | |
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Models of Domestic Violence Treatment Programs | |
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Domestic Violence Program Standards | |
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Other Community Services | |
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Summary | |
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Battered Women in Jail and Prison | |
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Introduction | |
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Women and Crime | |
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BWS Evidence in the Courtroom | |
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Civil Rights Law - Violence Against Women Act of 1994 | |
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STEP Groups in the Jail or Prison | |
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Mental Health Needs of Battered Women | |
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Public Health Model | |
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Battered Woman's Shelters | |
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Crisis Intervention and Safety Plans | |
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Health Concerns | |
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Mental Health Needs | |
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Summary | |
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Survivor Therapy Empowerment Program (STEP) | |
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Introduction | |
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What Are the STEPs? | |
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STEP 1: Definitions of Domestic Violence | |
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STEP 2: Overcoming Dysfunctional Thinking and Designing a Safety Plan | |
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STEP 3: Thinking, Feeling, and Doing | |
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STEP 4: Changing To Positive Thinking and Managing Anger | |
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STEP 5: Stress Management and Relaxation Training | |
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STEP 6: Cycle of Violence and the Psychological Effects of Violence | |
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STEP 7: PTSD and Battered Woman Syndrome | |
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STEP 8: Grieving the End of a Relationship | |
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STEP 9: Effects of Violence on Children | |
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STEP 10: Learning to Ask for What You Want | |
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STEP 11: Building Healthy Relationships With Good Boundaries | |
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STEP 12: Terminating Relationships | |
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Empirial Findings | |
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Summary | |
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References | |
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Index | |