Titlebook: Dynamics of Family and Intimate Partner Violence; Irene Hanson Frieze,Christina E. Newhill,Rachel Fu Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland

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Societal Responses to Abuse in the Family: Programs to Prevent Future Violence,on to help find better ways for the parents to interact with the child. If the child appears to be in serious danger of harm, the child may be removed from the family and may be placed in foster care or offered to other families for adoption. Abusing parents and children are often asked to participa

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Examining the Service Provider: Challenges (and Successes) in Assisting Victims of Violence and theso for staff in adult protective services and battered women’s shelters. However, in spite of these frustrations and difficult work settings, some staff find great satisfaction in their work. For those whose burnout is high, self-care of various types are often recommended. The agencies themselves m

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Introduction: Examining Family and Relationship Violence in U.S. Society,h as intimate partner violence (IPV) and child maltreatment, as well as sibling violence, and aggression directed toward pets and older adults in the family, this chapter examines data on violent crime in the United States. The National Crime Victimization Survey administered by the U.S. Department

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Survivor Coping: Theories and Research About Reactions to All Types of Victimization,ptoms include anxiety, sleep and eating disorders, anger, and other reactions that may last for months, or even years. Repeated trauma and victimization caused by another person, as occurs in family violence, can be especially stressful. Once one has been exposed to a traumatic event, the person may

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