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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Male Batterers"”.
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Risk Factors for Sexual Coercion in Male Batterers
… were sexually coercive. Almost 23% of the female participants reported that their partners raped them during the past year. Furthermore, results from correlational analyses indicate that level of male physical violence and male beliefs about wife beating are risk factors for sexual coercion …
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A Comparison of depressed and nondepressed male batterers
… two groups of self-referred and court ordered male batterers: those who are depressed (n = 39), and those who are not depressed (n = 61). These two groups are compared along the following variables: alcohol use, anger, anxiety, beliefs about wife beating, jealousy, marital satisfaction, couple …
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Factors affecting the likelihood of paternal custodial disputes in dissolution of marriage cases
Male batterers -- Paternal custodial challenges -- Support payment arrearage -- Income levels of fathers -- Violent fathers -- Nonviolent fathers -- Initiation of court appearances -- Gender of children.
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Factors affecting the likelihood of paternal custodial disputes in dissolution of marriage cases
Male batterers -- Paternal custodial challenges -- Support payment arrearage -- Income levels of fathers -- Violent fathers -- Nonviolent fathers -- Initiation of court appearances -- Gender of children.
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Characteristics of male batterers and substance abusers: the relationship between sex role attitudes and the approval and severity of the use of physical force by men in a family context
… the link between sex-role stereotyping and male violence to provide an empirical base for the development of an appropriate predictive model of marital violence and to improve treatment provided to this population. Method. The sample of study included 44 men participating in programs for …
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Men Who Batter: Personality Variables, Relationship Variables, and Treatment Outcome
… between the personality characteristics of male batterers and treatment outcome. It also examined a pattern of communication found in violent couples where the male pursues the female and the female withdraws in an argument. The study also compared alcohol use with treatment outcome.</p> …
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Heart rate reactivity, aggression, anger, and antisocial behavior in dating males
… aggressive and 18 non-aggressive undergraduate males in an attempt to test the generalizability of Gottman et al.'s (1995) investigation of cardiovascular reactivity as a typological variable for male batterers. Participants were categorized according to their scores on the Conflict Tactics …
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Assessing how adult attachment and gender role attitudes impact intimate partner violence
… 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 data was collected from November 2001 through April 2003 and includes quantitative data for one hundred …
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"Understanding LGBTQ+ Intimate Partner Violence & Challenges in
… and assumes certain gendered roles (male batterers,</p> <p>female victims). Due to this common set of assumptions about intimate relationships and what</p> <p>counts as IPV, members of the LGBTQ+ communities are outside of the common assistance as a</p> <p>result of these assumptions. …
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Views of Females Participating in Strength Based Couples Therapy for Domestic Violence
… with their partners. This study focused on how female partners of male batterers experienced strength-based focused couples therapy as part of a research and development project for couples treatment of domestic violence. The concepts of safety, responsibility for the violence, power and control, …
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Batterers' Perception of Treatment Non-Completion
… purpose of this study was to examine reasons why batterers drop out of batterers’ intervention programs. A qualitative design was utilized within the framework of Gove’s Prime Physical Theory, Bandura’s Self-Efficacy Theory and Braithwaite’s Reintegrative Shaming Theory. Data collection included …
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The Combined Effects of Criminal Justice Intervention on Domestic Violence: A Re-Analysis of the Minneapolis Intervention Project.
… and the combination) on reducing recidivism of male domestic violence offenders. Results from bivariate analysis found that the criminal justice sanction of arrest and jail was related to recidivism. However, criminal justice sanctions could not predict recidivism.</p>