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Introduction | |
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Control and Violence in Intimate Relationships | |
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Intimate Terrorism and Other Types of Partner Violence | |
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Intimate Terrorism | |
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Violent Resistance | |
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Situational Couple Violence | |
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Mutual Violent Control | |
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Doing Research on Intimate Terrorism and Other Types of Partner Violence | |
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Asking the Right Questions: The Nature of Coercive Control | |
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Not Asking the Right Questions: The Battered Husband Fiasco | |
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When the Right Questions Aren't Asked, Where Do We Find the Types? | |
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Intimate Terrorism: Controlling Your Partner | |
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The Basic Characteristics of (Heterosexual Men's) Intimate Terrorism | |
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Nonviolent Control Tactics | |
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The Nature and Pattern of the Violence | |
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Who Are the Intimate Terrorists? | |
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Two Types of Intimate Terrorists: Psychological Commonalities and Differences | |
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Risk Markers for Intimate Terrorism | |
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The Effects of Intimate Terrorism | |
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Economic Effects | |
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Physical Health | |
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Psychological Health | |
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Effects on the Relationship with the Abuser | |
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Incipient Intimate Terrorism/Nonviolent Coercive Control | |
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Fighting Back: Violent Resistance | |
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Women Coping with Intimate Terrorism | |
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Violent Resistance | |
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Leaving | |
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Desperate Acts | |
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The Good News | |
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Conflicts That Turn Violent: Situational Couple Violence | |
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Variability in the Violence Itself | |
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The Causes of Chronic Situational Couple Violence | |
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Sources of Couple Conflict | |
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Couple Communication Patterns That Affect Escalation to Violence | |
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Individual Background and Personality Factors That Affect Escalation to Violence | |
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The Effects of Situational Couple Violence | |
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Physical Health | |
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Psychological Health | |
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The Relationship with the Abuser | |
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The Essential Variability of Situational Couple Violence | |
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Implications for Intervention, Prevention, and Research | |
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Implications for Intervention | |
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Shelters and Other Battered Women's Services | |
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Law Enforcement | |
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Batterer Programs | |
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Family Court and Child Protective Services | |
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Coordinated Community Response | |
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Implications for Prevention | |
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Implications for Research | |
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Identifying Intimate Terrorism and Other Types of Partner Violence | |
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Measuring Coercive Control | |
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Identifying High Coercive Control | |
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What Is the Role of Violence in the Typology? | |
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The Data in this Book | |
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Samples and Measures Used in the Analyses for This Book | |
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Johnson et al.: Six Other Papers | |
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Stalking and Separation-Precipitated Violence | |
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Intimate Terrorism and the Risks of Leaving | |
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Separation-Precipitated Violence That May Be Situational Couple Violence | |
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Gender and Intimate Partner Violence | |
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Gender and Intimate Terrorism | |
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What About Situational Couple Violence? | |
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A Note on Same-Sex Relationships | |
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Notes | |
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References | |
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Index | |