Titlebook: Intergenerational Transmission of Child Maltreatment; Lisa Schelbe,Jennifer M. Geiger Book 2017 The Author(s) 2017 Child maltreatment.Inte

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Prevention and Intervention Strategies to Address Intergenerational Transmission of Child Maltreatmnderstanding of intergenerational transmission of child maltreatment (ITCM) is necessary along with the contexts in which it occurs. This chapter examines specific populations that have been identified who may be at a greater risk of ITCM as well as interventions proposed to interrupt ITCM. Populati

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Lisa Schelbe,Jennifer M. Geiger. when robots require assistance. Previous investigations assume that robots are independent of each other, and allow the operator to resolve one request at a time. However, key challenges and opportunities arise when robots work in tightly-coordinating teams. Robots depend on each other, and thus a

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Lisa Schelbe,Jennifer M. Geigerthe Internet web[1]. These are important social infrastructures and hence desired to possess sufficient resilience against an unpredictable breakdown in order to maintain the expected function. Including redundant nodes and links to the network is expected to allow more robust systems, however it wo

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Lisa Schelbe,Jennifer M. Geigerrelay robots. We assume that the relay robots are able to self-organize to form an ad hoc robotic network when a tracking event is triggered, and act as static multihop relays to disseminate the latest target trajectory they detect to the pursuer. The task of the pursuer is to plan its path to captu

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2195-3104 al transmission of child maltreatment..• Empirical studies on intergenerational transmission of child maltreatment..• Risk factors associated with ITCM..• Protective factors associated with breaking the cycle o978-3-319-43822-1978-3-319-43824-5Series ISSN 2195-3104 Series E-ISSN 2195-3112

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Lisa Schelbe,Jennifer M. Geiger operator. We empirically compare the different approaches in several scenarios involving tight coordination, where an operator seeks a dead robot in order to assist it. Extensive experiments with 25 human operators show that this new technique is superior to existing methods, in terms of reducing t