Family and Intimate Partner Violence

Name: Family and Intimate Partner Violence
Author: Denise Gosselin

Heavy Hands

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Paperback, blz. | Engels

Pearson Education | e druk, 2018

ISBN13: 9780134868219

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Pearson Education e druk, 2018 9780134868219

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For courses in domestic violence, family violence, and victimology.

The authoritative introduction to family violence
Family and Intimate Partner Violence: Heavy Hands is an authentic introduction to the crimes of family violence, covering offenders and offenses, impact on victims, and responses of the criminal justice system. Comprehensive yet easy to understand, this established text is essential reading for students considering careers in criminal justice, victim advocacy, social work, or counseling. Gosselin draws on extensive field experience and real¿ examples to explain abuse and its effects on survivors. The 6th edition includes a new chapter on adolescent and young adult victimization, as well as updates to topics of interest such as intimate partner violence, asylum law, and theoretical perspectives.

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ISBN13:9780134868219

Taal:Engels

Bindwijze:Paperback

Uitgever:Pearson Education

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CHAPTER 1: GLOBAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Violence Against Women: A Global Concern Istanbul Convention Refugee & Asylum Protections Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) The U Visa The T Visa The United Nations Violence Against Women: Around the World Afghanistan Australia Canada India Malaysia Mexico Mozambique Peru Philippines Republic of Iraq Russian Federation Scotland Thailand Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 2: HISTORY OF VIOLENCE IN THE FAMILY Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Examples of Family Violence Early Social--Legal History The Ancient World of Greece The Roman Empire The Christian Era British Common Law French Law Marital Relations in Early America Puritan Restrictions The Next One Hundred Years African American Families Native American Families One Hundred Years of Secrecy Wife Battering What Is Family Violence Today? Intimate Partner Violence Child Abuse Elder Abuse Forms of Intimate Partner Violence Legal Family Relationships Definitions of Common Terms Neglect Physical Abuse Psychological Abuse Sexual Abuse Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 3: FOCUS ON RESEARCH Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Historical Applied Research Research Methods Quantitative Research Qualitative Research Sources of Family Violence Data National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey National Crime Victimization Survey Uniform Crime Reports National Incident-Based Reporting System State Court Processing Statistics Federal Justice Statistics Program Survey of Inmates Source and Citing Issues Evaluating Your Source APA Guidelines Writing and Citing Domestic Violence Theory Family Violence Perspective Crime Theories Theories Based on Individual Pathology & Psychology Family Based Theories Violence Against Women Perspective Feminist Sociopolitical Theory Gender Inequality Coercive Control Theory Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 4: INTRODUCTION TO CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction History of Child Maltreatment Ancient Times Middle Ages Early Modern Period Children in Early America Child Abuse and Neglect Today Sources for Definitions of Child Abuse Federal Sources State Definitions Major Sources of Child Abuse Data Emotional/Psychological Abuse Witnessing Family Violence Neglect Abandonment Educational Neglect Emotional/Psychological Neglect Medical Neglect Physical Neglect Substance Abuse Physical Abuse Child Fatalities Sexual Abuse Child Abuse Victims Age and Gender Race and Ethnicity Child Abuse Perpetrators Child Abuse Reporters Mandated Reporters Who Must Report? Child Victims and Criminal Law Domestic Violence and Child Custody Criminal Jurisdiction Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 5: INVESTIGATING CHILD ABUSE Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction First Responders to Child Maltreatment EMTs Law Enforcement Officers CPS Case Workers Assessment or Investigation of Maltreatment The Law Enforcement Process The CPS Process Introduction to Physical Abuse Location of Abrasions, Bruises, Lacerations, and Welts Age Dating of Bruises Patterns of Injury Injuries to the Head Burns Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy Shaken Baby Syndrome Child Death Due to Abuse Child Death Review Teams Family Abduction International Parental Abduction Sexual Abuse Introduction Forms of Sexual Abuse Incest Symptoms of Sexual Abuse Physical Indicators Behavioral Indicators Caretaker Indicators Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome Secrecy Helplessness Entrapment and Accommodation Delayed, Conflicted, and Unconvincing Disclosure Retraction Children's Advocacy Center Model Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 6: ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG ADULT VICTIMIZATION Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Violence Vulnerability & Resilience Disabilities Sexual Orientation or Identity Exploitation and Sex Trafficking of Minors Sexual Assaults Child Pornography Sexual Exploitation & Assault Investigation Jane Doe Reporting Interviewing Children Recording of Interviews Forensic Interviewing Dating Violence Teen Dating Violence College Dating Violence The Jeanne Clery Act Title IX Reporting Date Rape Cyber Dating Abuse Teen & Young Adult Sexting Stalking Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 7: ADOLESCENT PERPETRATORS Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Family-Based Theory Family Systems Theory Ineffective Parenting Consequences of Child Abuse and Neglect Resilience & Self-Esteem Childhood Abuse and Delinquent or Criminal Behavior Childhood Abuse and Social Consequences Childhood Abuse and Psychological Consequences Consequences of Witnessing Family Violence Adolescent Offending Patterns Animal Cruelty Juvenile Child-Care Offenders Firesetting Intimate Partner Violence Murder Runaway Sexual Offending Survival Sex Sibling Violence Physical Abuse Sexual Abuse Emotional Abuse Parent Abuse Pedophilia Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 8: INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction The Battered Women's Movement The Cycle of Violence Health and Safety Issues Homelessness Injury and Trauma Quality of Life Issues Hotlines and Shelters Economic Control Emotional Abuse Physical Violence Sexual Violence Rape Marital Rape Male Partner Reproductive Coercion Violence Against Women African American Women Native American Indian and Alaska Native Women Asian Women Caucasian Women Women with Disabilities Hispanic Women The Military and Violence Against Women Violence Against Men Prevalence Rate of Violence Against Men Men with Disabilities Domestic Violence Green Card Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 9: LGBTQ PARTNER ABUSE Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Definitions Prevalence of Abuse Gay Male Survivors Lesbian Survivors Forms of Abuse Physical Abuse Sexual Abuse Emotional/Psychological Abuse Economic Abuse Identity Abuse Theoretical Explanations Feminist Approach Psychological Model Social--Psychological Model Internalized Homophobia Perpetrators in Gay Male Relationships Perpetrators in Lesbian Relationships Criminal Justice Interventions Factors in Reporting to the Police Legal Issues Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 10: ABUSE IN LATER LIFE Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Definitions Prevalence Categories of Abuse Family Abuse Institutional Abuse Misuse of Restraints Self-Neglect and Self-Abuse Forms of Abuse Physical Abuse Emotional/Psychological Abuse Sexual Abuse Financial Exploitation Neglect Abandonment The Victims of Abuse Against Older Adults Age Gender Ethnicity Vulnerability and Undue Influence Consequences of Abuse Against Older Adults Civil versus Criminal Action Mandated Reporting Multidisciplinary Team Response Police Response Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 11: ADULT PERPETRATORS Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Abuser Characteristics Gender and Age Descriptions of the Offender Styles of Violence High-Risk Offenders The Role of Alcohol and Drug Use Substance Abuse and Male Offenders Substance Abuse and Female Offenders Substance Abuse and Older Adults The Role of Animal Cruelty Police Officers Offenders Military Personnel Military Offenders Reporting Options Abusive Men Male Perpetrators of Marital Rape Male Perpetrators of Dating Violence Abusive Women Female Perpetrators of Physical Dating Violence Offenders Against Older Adults Offender Characteristics Perpetrators of Sexual Abuse Against Older Adults Abuse Against Older Adults Treatment Program Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 12: THE POLICE RESPONSE TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Criminalization of Intimate Partner Violence The Role of Police The Effect of Arrest on IPV Police Officer Training Specialized Domestic Violence Response Units Arrest Procedures Proarrest and Mandatory Arrest Policies Primary Aggressor Determination How Do Police Get Involved? At the Scene To Arrest or Not to Arrest: That Is the Question! Civil Protection Codes Mental Health Codes Use of Available Resources What About Probable Cause? Search and Seizure Exceptions to the Warrant Requirement What Police Look For Interviewing Interviewing the Older Adult Victim Interrogation of Suspects Victim Protections Orders of Protection Gun Control IPV Across State Lines Full Faith and Credit Myth and Reality Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 13: STALKING AND HOMICIDE Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Stalking What Is Stalking? Stalking Behaviors Victims of Stalking Safety Precautions for Stalking Victims Threat Assessment Perpetrators of Stalking Characteristics of Perpetrators Stalking Laws Investigative Strategies Categories of Homicide Justifiable Homicide Excusable Homicide Felonious Homicide Intimate Partner Homicide Intimate Partner Homicide Victims Risk Factors in Homicide Intimate Partner Homicide Defendants Homicide-Suicide Familicide Gay and Lesbian Partner Homicide Homicide in Later Life Investigative Strategies Death Review Teams Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References CHAPTER 14: THE COURT RESPONSE TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Chapter Objectives Key Terms Introduction Advocate Roles Domestic Violence Advocates Victim Privacy Protections The Role of the Courts Prosecution Outcomes Specialized Prosecution Units Does Prosecution of Offenders Deter Re-abuse? Court Jurisdiction Federal versus State Jurisdiction Civil versus Criminal Court in the State System The Role of the Judge Specialized Domestic Violence Courts Integrated Domestic Violence Courts Civil Protection Orders Protection Order Criteria Elements of a Petition Forms of Available Relief Limitations of Protection Orders Enforcement of Restraining Orders Offender Intervention Programs Specialized Offender Intervention Program Procedures for Male Perpetrators Intake and Assessment Orientation Victim Orientation Program Ending the Program Program Procedures for Female Perpetrators Can Program Interventions Stop Offending? Conclusions Simply Scenario Questions for Review Internet-Based Exercises References

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