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Why Battered Women Do Not Leave, Part 2: External Inhibiting Factors-Social Support and Internal Inhibiting Factors

NCJ Number

187233

Journal

Trauma, Violence, & Abuse

Date Published

January 2001

Prevalence and Consequences of Spousal Assault in Canada

NCJ Number

187144

Journal

Canadian Journal of Criminology

Date Published

January 2001

Role of Alcohol in Male Partners' Assaults on Wives

NCJ Number

187140

Journal

Journal of Drug Issues

Date Published

2000

Locally Initiated Research Partnership: The Framingham, Massachusetts Police Department and Social Science Research and Evaluation, Inc.

NCJ Number

187103

Date Published

2000

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

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"Living in Sin" and Sinful Living: Toward Filling a Gap in the Explanation of Violence Against Women

NCJ Number

186821

Journal

Aggression and Violent Behavior

Date Published

2000

Surviving Domestic Violence: Voices of Women Who Broke Free

NCJ Number

186754

Date Published

2000

Overdrawing and Balancing Accounts: The Contribution of Past Events to the Escalation Process From the Batterer's Perspective

NCJ Number

186663

Journal

Violence Against Women

Date Published

January 2001

Relative Effects of Offense, Offender, and Victim Variables on the Decision To Prosecute Domestic Violence Cases

NCJ Number

186664

Journal

Violence Against Women

Date Published

January 2001

Agencies

NIJ-Sponsored

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Predictors of Dropout Among Men Who Batter: A Review of Studies With Implications for Research and Practice

NCJ Number

186644

Journal

Violence and Victims

Date Published

2000

Socio-Demographic Indicators of Intervention Program Completion With the Male Court-Referred Perpetrator of Partner Abuse

NCJ Number

186508

Journal

Journal of Criminal Justice

Date Published

2000

Incidence and Correlates of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Australian Victims of Domestic Violence

NCJ Number

186400

Journal

Journal of Family Violence

Date Published

2000

Predictors of Underreporting of Male Violence by Batterer Program Participants and Their Partners

NCJ Number

186401

Journal

Journal of Family Violence

Date Published

2000

Attachment, Emotional Regulation, and the Function of Marital Violence: Differences Between Secure, Preoccupied, and Dismissing Violence and Nonviolent Husbands

NCJ Number

186399

Journal

Journal of Family Violence

Date Published

2000

Conjugal Violence in Korean American Families: A Residue of the Cultural Tradition

NCJ Number

186396

Journal

Journal of Family Violence

Date Published

2000

Incidence of Wife Abuse and Battering and Some Sociodemographic Correlates as Revealed by Two National Surveys in Palestinian Society

NCJ Number

186397

Journal

Journal of Family Violence

Date Published

2000

Verbal Aggression Among Male Alcoholic Patients and Their Wives in the Year Before and Two Years After Alcoholism Treatment

NCJ Number

186394

Journal

Journal of Family Violence

Date Published

2000

Intimate Partner Violence Surveillance: Uniform Definitions and Recommended Data Elememnts, Version 1.0

NCJ Number

186248

Date Published

1999

Welfare Reform Should Not Include an Exemption for Victims of Domestic Violence (From Domestic Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 160-163, 2000, Tamara L. Roleff, ed. -- See NCJ-185753)

NCJ Number

185774

Date Published

2000

Welfare Reform Must Include an Exemption for Victims of Domestic Violence (From Domestic Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 154-159, 2000, Tamara L. Roleff, ed. -- See NCJ-185753)

NCJ Number

185773

Date Published

2000

Therapy Programs for Batterers Are Ineffective at Reducing Domestic Violence (From Domestic Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 149-153, 2000, Tamara L. Roleff, ed. -- See NCJ-185753)

NCJ Number

185772

Date Published

2000

Restraining Orders May Incite Domestic Violence (From Domestic Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 134-138, 2000, Tamara L. Roleff, ed. -- See NCJ-185753)

NCJ Number

185770

Date Published

2000

Therapy Programs for Batterers Are Effective at Reducing Domestic Violence (From Domestic Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 142-148, 2000, Tamara L. Roleff, ed. -- See NCJ-185753)

NCJ Number

185771

Date Published

2000

Restraining Orders May Empower Women Against Domestic Violence (From Domestic Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 127-133, 2000, Tamara L. Roleff, ed. -- See NCJ-185753)

NCJ Number

185769

Date Published

2000

Mandatory Arrest Laws Are Unjust (From Domestic Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 116-126, 2000, Tamara L. Roleff, ed. -- See NCJ-185753)

NCJ Number

185768

Date Published

2000

Mandatory Arrest Laws Can Reduce Domestic Violence (From Domestic Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 107-115, 2000, Tamara L. Roleff, ed. -- See NCJ-185753)

NCJ Number

185767

Date Published

2000