... abuse Domestic violence Violence against women and girls (VAWG) Domestic violence was not caused by lockdown and the other safety measures implemented during COVID-19. Domestic violence and gender-based violence are deep-rooted and complex issues. Seeking justification and condemning...

... Disaster risk Intimate partner violence Women’s mental health Stress Resilience Domestic violence Disaster Perceived stress Personal resilience Intimate partner violence (IPV), defined as physical, emotional, psychological or economic abuse or aggression and stalking or sexual harm...

.... In addition to drawing on the cyberaggression and aggression literature, we extend the scope to domestic violence research, which is particularly important in terms of highlighting the gendered nature of aggression against intimate partners. What is often overlooked in studies on cyberaggression...

... a multi-year period. Statements on the professional survey: Christine Murray can be contacted at: cemurray@uncg.edu 17 07 2020 18 09 2020 16 10 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Domestic violence...

.... However, preliminary evaluation findings indicate support for the center’s positive impact on the community it serves, including in the number of clients served, a reduction in domestic violence-related homicide rates and the creation of new community resources that emerged through the FJC partnership...

... for domestic violence to a non-matched comparison group on non-violent men. IPV offenders were significantly worse at recognizing fear and sadness displayed in photos of faces, especially female faces, than non-violent men. These differences remained significant when controlling for cognitive ability...

... that domestic homicide is different than domestic violence, in general, few notable differences emerged among the groups. Prior domestic incidents differed between the matched fatal and non-fatal cases, where a greater proportion of the homicide perpetrators had a prior domestic incident. Other differences...

... detection for individuals with domestic violence victimization; and physiological arousal during escalation detection. Design/methodology/approach Subjects with various histories of victimization and perpetration using the Straus conflict tactics scale watched a video of an argument that escalated...

... Domestic violence Domestic abuse Male victims Men Provision Domestic abuse is a serious social problem and has become a priority for police and authorities across the world (Mooney, 2000). Second-wave feminism situated the victimization of women within the wider social and political context...

... 19 01 2016 19 04 2016 20 04 2016 20 04 2016 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Recidivism Risk factors Domestic violence Domestic abuse Empirical validation Risk assessment tool The UK’s Home...

...-level understanding of IPV. Christine Murray can be contacted at: cemurray@uncg.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Domestic violence Intimate partner violence Geographic information systems Law enforcement Community responses Spatial analyses Intimate partner...

...Chris Blatch; Kevin O'Sullivan; Jordan J Delaney; Gerard van Doorn; Tamara Sweller Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to determine recidivism outcomes for 953 offending men with domestic violence histories, serving community-based sentences and enroled in the domestic abuse program (DAP...

... and practice in the fields of domestic and sexual violence (Child Welfare Information Gateway, 2014 ; Domestic Violence Evidence Project, 2014). This impetus comes from many sources. First, service agencies are increasingly required to demonstrate the true impact of their work and to use evidence-based...

...Christine E. Murray; Jacquelyn White; Hamid Nemati; Anthony Chow; Allison Marsh; Samantha Edwards Purpose – Family Justice Centers, or “one-stop shops” that enable domestic violence victims to access a range of services at one location, are becoming increasingly common. However...

... paper on the basis of new literature. Design/methodology/approach In this paper, post‐1994 evidence is presented against the feminist paradigm of patriarchy, which can lead directly to this ecological fallacy. The assertions of this feminist paradigm positing that domestic violence is often linked...

... bullying is highly correlated with health and mental health problems of targeted individuals. Originality/value This paper capitalizes on insights from the field of domestic violence in highlighting the need for clarity about the nature of coercive control. The paper will be valuable to individuals...

...John Hamel Purpose Holding domestic violence perpetrators accountable for their abusive behavior is the number one objective of batterer intervention programs (BIPs), typically consisting of same‐sex psychoeducational counseling groups. However, such programs have been found to be only marginally...

...Bert H. Hoff Purpose This paper seeks to re‐examine data from the US National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS) to explore the extent of intimate partner violence against male victims. It aims to examine the domestic violence system's response to male victims. Design...

... that the vast majority of domestic violence laws contain no exceptions for age, the acceptance of physical assaults against children continues. This paper aims to investigate physical assaults on children. Design/methodology/approach The paper compares and contrasts corporal punishment and domestic violence...

... student/other (occupational status), more often worked for others (socio‐economic status), were less financially strained and more often used alcohol. Intimate partner violence Domestic violence Women as perpetrators Own victimization Controlling behaviours Abuse as a child Socio‐economics...