Titlebook: Case Studies in Family Violence; Robert T. Ammerman,Michel Hersen Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 Syndrom.assessme

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Amanda J. Drake,Jonathan R. Secklard evidence of neglect, contusions to internal organs, soft-tissue swelling or skin bruising, evidence of past or present bone fracture, or clinical symptoms that appear at odds with the mother’s description of the child’s injury.

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Social and Ecological Issues in Violence toward Childrenard evidence of neglect, contusions to internal organs, soft-tissue swelling or skin bruising, evidence of past or present bone fracture, or clinical symptoms that appear at odds with the mother’s description of the child’s injury.

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Child Physical Abuser children, “whipped them all soundly and put them to bed.” Even before this time, many cultures had used infanticide as an accepted method of family planning, it also being accepted practice to dispose of weak, premature, or deformed infants (Bakan, 1971).

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The Child Witness of Family Violencemily and the circumstances that brought her family to our attention. Next, we expand on the medical, legal, social, and family issues, and assessment of psychopathology that were revealed during evaluation. We conclude with a discussion of treatment options and summary comments.

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Family Violenceily members has been with us for centuries, and during that time it has often received tacit societal approval, only recently has the outcry against domestic violence resulted in a significant allocation of resources directed toward intervention and research. The expanded awareness of the extent of

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The Ecology of Domestic Aggression toward Adult Victims in our intimate social relationships. Almost one-fourth of all murders occur between relatives, most often involving spouses killing one another (Straus, 1986). Child abuse, spouse abuse, and elder abuse have each become substantial problems in their own right. Date rape and courtship violence occu

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Legal Issues in Violence toward Childrene to intervene in situations of child maltreatment? And second, when the state does intervene, how should it respond to these cases? This chapter will review these two questions, presenting a variety of viewpoints, and, when possible, discussing empirical findings regarding the role of the legal sys