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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"Coercive Control"”.
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Social Information Processing Deficits, Intimate Partner Violence, and Coercive Control in Dating Couples
… related to intimate partner violence (IPV) and coercive control among heterosexual dating couples. I assessed four steps of Crick and Dodge’s (1994) six-step SIP model, namely: attitudes and attributions, goal setting, coping response generation, and coping response selection. I used Dutton and …
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Legal abuse in the family courts: Examining indicators, prevalence, and association with coercive control
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2024-09-16 without embargo terms
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What makes control coercive?
The construct coercive control is central to making distinctions between Johnson’s (2008) types of intimate partner violence. Prior research has involved examining coercive control in conjunction with physical violence, rather than on its own. Thus, it remains unknown whether and how coercive …
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Childhood Neglect and Risk of Revictimization by an Intimate Partner: A Prospective Investigation of Mediational Pathways
… revictimized by an intimate partner through coercive control and serious injuries. Avoidant coping in young adulthood was the only risk factor examined that partially mediated risk of revictimization by both coercive control and serious injuries. Symptoms of PTSD and low self-esteem in young …
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Assessing how adult attachment and gender role attitudes impact intimate partner violence
… attitudes, and level of physical violence and coercive control present in an intimate relationship. This dataset is drawn from a larger research study of male batterers who participated in the domestic violence program of the Circuit Court of Cook County Social Services Department (DVP). This …
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Peer Defending and Bullying at School: The Impact of Popularity, Resource Control Norms, and Gender
… defend others in the context of high prosocial control norms, and more likely to bully others in the context of high coercive control norms. In two studies, this thesis examined whether resource control norms and gender influenced the peer defending and bullying behaviours of popular youth. …
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Exploring the variation within situational couple violence
… there are different types of IPV with violent coercive control and situational couple violence being the most prominent. There are approximately 6 million cases of situational couple violence each year, and yet this type of violence is mostly understood in comparison to the other types. As …
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Coping with Intimate Partners' Substance Use and Gambling Problems: The Role of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
… reporting experiencing violence/abuse and/or coercive control perpetrated by their partners. Aim 1 analyses investigated relationships between burden of SGP, IPV, coping, social support, psychological distress, and quality of life. Burden of SGP was associated with high psychological distress …
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One virtue and a thousand crimes”: (Re-)writing narrative poetry, an ekphrastic approach
… in modern terms, be described as involving ‘coercive control’. The piece was inspired by two source texts, Walter Scott’s Marmion (1808) and Lord Byron’s The Corsair (1814), chosen as the apotheosis of popular narrative poetry. The Adept is informed by themes that emerged from close reading …
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The Judge as Bricoleur: Bricolage in decision-making in the criminal justice system
… identification evidence; (iii) the offence of coercive control; and (iv) male victims of sexual assault. In my work, I illustrate how the unfamiliarity of decision-makers with each of these topics, when combined with the sociological and psychological factors which arise in these cases, creates …
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WHY FIGHT WHEN YOU CAN RULE TOGETHER? REBEL POWER-SHARING DURING CIVIL WARS
… complex challenges in consolidating territorial control and establishing governance structures that are inclusive of diverse ethnic constituencies. While existing literature has extensively studied the violent dynamics between rebel factions, there is a significant gap in understanding the …
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How To Make Him Stop: Geographies of Ownership & Perpetration
… of an "ownership mentality" and Evan Stark's "coercive control" model invoke yet disavow the afterlife of mastery, an abjection reflective of white gender theory's broader refusal to reckon with its imbrication in racial violence. My conceptualization of a "geography of perpetration" …
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Turning Back the Tide: Patriarchy and Post-War Femininity in Agatha Christie’s Taken at the Flood.
… military veteran, with what would now be termed coercive control. Furthermore, it highlights societal acceptance of domestic abuse, something reflected in reviews of Taken at the Flood at the time. This thesis, therefore, views the novel as a valuable, first-hand social record and this helps to …
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The Impact of Psychological Abuse on a Female’s Engagement in Subsequent Relationships and How They Heal from the Abuse
… Intimate partner violence (IPV), abuse, coercive control, attachment, depression</p>
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Understanding How Management Control Affects the Triangle Relationship between Management, Sales Agent and Client: A Case Study from a Chinese Life Insurance Company
There has been growing literature on management control in the context of front-line service work, including sales work. Given the nature of front-line work, service recipients – customers and clients – play an important role in management control and in the social relations in the workplace. …
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‘One thing I’d never stand for in a relationship is violence, so when she tried to kill me, that was it’: The impact of heteronormativity and assimilation on Domestic Violence and Abuse in same sex women’s relationships
… social assimilation. Using the COHSAR Power and Control Wheel to inform the coding framework the study presents a theoretical conceptualisation of physical and emotional abuse as coercive control and focuses on the difference of experience. The results enabled a theoretical conceptualisation of …
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Parental alienation: an exploratory study of legal professionals’ views and experiences in Northern Ireland
… Northern Ireland. It looks at the subtle form of control which the alienating parent is perceived as exercising over the child. It considers this as a form of coercive control, fortifying a child’s refusal to engage in a relationship with the alienated parent. This paper has identified how this …
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Why did they do it? Moral sensibilities, motivating reasons, and degrees of moral blame in culpable homicide
Humans have a long evolutionary history of violence. The psychological mechanisms underlying aggression can be viewed as “solutions” (albeit undesirable solutions) to any one of a number of adaptive problems that exist in social life. Sometimes that aggression takes the form of the killing of one …
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Culturally Responsive Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Service Needs Among African Immigrant Women: Examining the Impact of Cultural Norms and Psychosocial Barriers on Safety Perceptions and Help-Seeking Behaviors
<p>Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) remains a pervasive public health and social justice issue globally, with African immigrant women in the United States facing compounded challenges as they navigate cultural, structural, and systemic barriers, including migration-related vulnerabilities and …