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FAMILY VIOLENCE AND ABUSE: ENCY TRNDS ISSUES & SLTNS 2V

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<P>This authoritative reference work surveys family violence and abuse in America and the many forms that it can take. It provides extensive coverage of widely recognized forms of violence and abuse in family settings, including physical, verbal, and emotional abuse of spouses and intimate partners (both female and male) as well as children. In addition, the encyclopedia scrutinizes less recognized types of violence and abuse in households, such as abuse of siblings by other siblings and abuse of parents or grandparents by children and grandchildren (both minor and adult). The encyclopedia will thus be a valuable resource for readers seeking to better understand the true scope of these various forms of violence and abuse, important factors that contribute to incidence of family violence and abuse, and the various elements of laws, programs, and therapy alternatives that have been created to help victims of abuse and rehabilitate offenders.</P>

Family Violence and Abuse: An Encyclopedia of Trends, Issues, and Solutions

College Senior

Duration

Duration Unit Of Measure

Transaction Type

Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Introduction.
1: Abandonment.
2: Abduction.
3: Abduction Survivors.
4: Abusive Head Trauma.
5: Adam Walsh Act.
6: Adoption and Safe Families Act 1997.
7: Adult Protective Services (APS).
8: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
9: Aggravated Assault.
10: Amber Alert.
11: Anger Management.
12: Animal Abuse and Domestic Violence.
13: Bad Empathy.
14: Barriers to Leaving Abuse.
15: Battered Child Syndrome.
16: Battered Woman Syndrome.
17: Batterer Intervention Program (BIP).
18: Betrayal Trauma.
19: Bidirectional Aggression.
20: Borderline Personality Disorder.
21: Bullying.
22: Bystanders, Enablers, and Institutional Complicity.
23: Campus Violence.
24: Caregiver Support Programs, Respite.
25: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
26: Child Abuse.
27: Child Abuse Homicide.
28: Child Abuse Offenders.
29: Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA).
30: Child Brides.
31: Child Custody Violence.
32: Child Neglect.
33: Child Physical Abuse.
34: Child Protective Services (CPS).
35: Child Sexual Abuse (CSA).
36: Children Exposed to Family Violence (Witnessing).
37: Civil Legal Protections.
38: Coalitions for Victims.
39: Coercive Control.
40: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
41: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma-Focused (TF-CBT).
42: Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT).
43: Cohabitation.
44: Community-Based Domestic Violence Services.
45: Confidentiality.
46: Confinement.
47: Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS).
48: Consent.
49: Consequences of Abuse.
50: Coordinated Community Response (CCR).
51: Corporal Punishment, Spanking.
52: Court Orders and Enforcement.
53: Covert Video Surveillance (CVS).
54: Criminal Justice Response to Intimate Partner Violence (IPV).
55: Cyber/Digital Violence and Stalking.
56: Cycle of Violence.
57: Date Rape Drugs and Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault (DFSA).
58: Dating Violence.
59: Dependency.
60: Depression.
61: Disabilities and Abuse.
62: Divorce, Estrangement.
63: Domestic Violence.
64: Domestic Violence Courts (DVCs).
65: Dual Arrest.
66: Duluth Model.
67: Ecological Model.
68: Economic Costs of Family Abuse.
69: Economic Empowerment Programs.
70: Educational Neglect.
71: Elder Abuse.
72: Elder Financial Exploitation.
73: Elder Justice Act (EJA).
74: Elder Neglect and Self-Neglect.
75: Eldercide.
76: Elderly Survivors/Older Survivors.
77: Emotional Abuse.
78: Empathy/Altruism.
79: Empathy Training Programs.
80: Empowerment.
81: Engaging Men, Bystander Interventions.
82: Entrapment.
83: Equality Wheel&#x2014;Healthy Relationship.
84: Evolutionary Perspectives on Family Violence.
85: Exchange Theory and Family Violence.
86: Expectation of Trust.
87: Failure to Thrive.
88: False Reporting.
89: Familicide.
90: Family Court.
91: Family Violence Prevention &#x0026; Services Act (FVPSA).
92: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
93: Female Genital Mutilation.
94: Female Offenders.
95: Femicide.
96: Feminist Theory and Intimate Partner Violence.
97: Filicide.
98: Financial Abuse and Exploitation.
99: Firearms, Regulations.
100: Forced Dependency.
101: Forensics.
102: Foster Care.
103: Frustration&#x2013;Aggression Perspective.
104: Futures Without Violence.
105: Gaslighting.
106: Gender-Based Violence.
107: Grandfamilies and Family Violence.
108: Grooming.
109: Guardian, Conservatorship Abuse.
110: Guardian ad Litem (GAL).
111: Guns, Firearms.
112: Health-Care Response to and Prevention of Intimate Partner Violence.
113: Healthy Relationship Programs.
114: Hoarding Disorder.
115: Home Visitation Programs.
116: Homelessness and Domestic Violence.
117: Homicide.
118: Honor Violence.
119: Hotline, U.S. National Domestic Violence, 1-800-799-7233.
120: Human Rights.
121: Human Trafficking.
122: Husband Killing.
123: Iceberg of Family Violence.
124: Identity Theft.
125: Immigrants/Refugees.
126: Incarceration and Family Violence.
127: Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) of 1978.
128: Infanticide, Neonaticide.
129: Infantilization.
130: Intergenerational Transmission of Violence.
131: International Marriage Brokerage.
132: Intimate Partner Homicide (IPH).
133: Intimate Partner Homicide-Suicide (IPHS).
134: Intimate Partner Violence (IPV).
135: Intimate Terrorist (IT).
136: Intrafamilial Sexual Abuse and Child Sexual Abuse.
137: Isolation.
138: Jealousy Motive.
139: Johnson&#x2019;s Intimate Partner Violence Distinctions.
140: Kidnapping.
141: Large Families.
142: Lautenberg Amendment, Red Flag Firearm Laws.
143: Law Enforcement.
144: Learned Helplessness.
145: Leaving Abusive Relationship, Escape.
146: Legal Aid Services.
147: Lethal Means Access.
148: Lethality Assessment Protocol.
149: LGBTQ+.
150: Lifetime Prevalence.
151: Lisa 911 Call.
152: Male Offenders.
153: Male Victims, Survivors.
154: Mandatory Arrest.
155: Mandatory Reporting.
156: Marginalized Communities.
157: Marital Rape.
158: Mass Shootings.
159: Media Portrayal of Family Violence.
160: Medical Child Abuse.
161: Medical Neglect.
162: Megan&#x2019;s Law.
163: Mental Health.
164: #MeToo Movement.
165: Military.
166: Minneapolis Domestic Violence Experiment.
167: Missing Persons.
168: Mongolian Spots.
169: Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy.
170: Murder-Suicide.

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