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BL
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872668
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Gosselin, Denise Kindschi,1954-
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| Title & Author
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Heavy hands : : an introduction to the crimes of intimate and family violence /\ Denise Kindschi Gosselin, Western New England University.
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| Edition Statement
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Fifth edition.
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| Publication Statement
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Boston :: Pearson,, [2014]
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| Page. NO
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xix, 364 pages :: illustrations ;; 26 cm
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| ISBN
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0133008606
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: 9780133008609
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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1. Global violence against women -- The United Nations -- Afghanistan -- Australia -- Canada -- India -- Malaysia -- Mexico -- Mozambique -- People's Republic of China -- Peru -- Philippines -- Republic of Iraq -- Romania -- Russian Federation -- Scotland -- Thailand -- 2. History of violence in the family -- 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 -- African American families -- Native American families -- Wife battering -- Intimate partner violence -- Child abuse -- Elder abuse -- Legal family relationships -- Neglect -- Physical abuse -- Psychological abuse -- Sexual abuse -- 3. Focus on research and theory -- 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 -- APA guidelines -- Family Violence Theory -- The Classical School -- Rational Choice Theory -- Deterrence Theory -- The Positive School -- Eugenics -- Biochemical Imbalance Theories -- Social Structure and Cultural Theories -- Social Learning Theories -- Social Control Theories -- The Conflict School -- Patriarchal Theory -- Gender inequality -- 4. Child abuse -- 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 -- Child abuse initiatives -- Federal sources -- State definitions -- Emotional/psychological abuse -- Witnessing family violence -- Educational neglect -- Emotional/psychological neglect -- Medical neglect -- Physical neglect -- Physical abuse -- Child fatalities -- Sexual abuse -- Child abuse victims -- Age and gender -- Race and ethnicity -- Mandated reporting -- Child victims and criminal law -- Domestic violence and child custody -- Criminal jurisdiction -- 5. Investigating child abuse -- Children with disabilities -- Physical abuse -- Family abduction -- Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy -- Shaken Baby Syndrome -- Child death due to abuse -- Sexual abuse -- Incest -- The role of police in child abuse -- Interviewing children -- 6. Adolescent perpetrators -- Family-based Theory -- Family Systems Theory -- Ineffective parenting -- Consequences of child abuse and neglect -- Intergenerational cycle of violence -- 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 -- Murder -- Runaway -- Sexual offending -- Sibling violence -- Physical abuse -- Sexual abuse -- Emotional abuse -- Teen dating violence -- Teen dating violence protection orders -- Parent abuse -- Pedophilia -- Child pornography.
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7. Intimate partner violence -- The Battered Women's Movement -- Health and safety issues -- Homelessness -- Injury and trauma -- Quality of life -- Hotlines and shelters -- Violence against women -- African American women -- American Indian and Alaska Native women -- Asian women -- Caucasian women -- Women with disabilities -- Hispanic women -- The military and violence against women -- Violence against men -- Male victims -- Theories of intimate partner violence -- Feminist Sociopolitical Theory -- Individual-based theories -- Social-psychological model -- Sexual offenses -- Marital rape -- Date rape -- Dating violence victims -- 8. Gay and lesbian partner abuse -- Prevalence of abuse -- Gay male survivors -- Lesbian survivors -- Physical abuse -- Sexual abuse -- Emotional/psychological abuse -- Economic abuse -- Identity abuse -- Theoretical explanations -- Feminist approach -- Psychological model -- Internalized homophobia -- Perpetrators in gay male relationships -- Perpetrators in lesbian relationships -- Criminal justice interventions -- Factors in reporting to the police -- Legal issues -- 9. Abuse in later life -- Family abuse -- Institutional abuse -- Misuse of restraints -- Self-neglect and self-abuse -- Physical abuse -- Emotional/psychological abuse -- Sexual abuse -- Financial exploitation -- Neglect -- Abandonment -- Victims of abuse against older adults -- Age -- Gender -- Ethnicity -- Vulnerability and undue influence -- Consequence of abuse against older adults -- Civil versus criminal action -- Mandated reporting -- Multidisciplinary team response -- Police response -- 10. Adult perpetrators -- Abuser characteristics -- Gender and age -- Descriptions of the batterer -- 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 who batter -- Military offenders -- Abusive men -- Male perpetrators of marital rape -- Male perpetrators of dating violence -- Abusive women -- Female perpetrators of physical dating violence -- Offenders against older adults -- Perpetrators of sexual abuse against older adults -- Abuse Against Older Adults Treatment Program -- 11. The court response to intimate partner violence -- Criminalization of intimate partner violence -- The role of police -- Police officer training -- Specialized domestic violence response units -- Proarrest and mandatory arrest policies -- Primary aggressor determination -- To arrest or not to arrest -- Civil protection codes -- Mental health codes -- Probable cause -- Search and seizure -- Exceptions to the warrant requirement -- Interviewing -- Interrogation of suspects -- Victim protections -- Orders of protection -- Gun control -- Intimate partner violence across state line -- Full faith and credit -- 12. Stalking and homicide -- Stalking behaviors -- Threat assessment -- Perpetrators of stalking -- Stalking laws -- categories of homicide -- Justifiable homicide -- Excusable homicide -- Felonious homicide -- Intimate partner homicide -- Intimate partner homicide victims -- Intimate partner homicide defendants -- Homicide-suicide -- Familicide -- Gay and lesbian partner homicide -- Homicide in later life -- Death review teams -- 13. The court response to intimate partner violence -- Advocate roles -- Domestic violence advocates -- Victim privacy protections -- The role of the courts -- Court jurisdiction -- Federal versus State jurisdiction -- The role of the judge -- Specialized domestic violence courts -- Integrated domestic violence courts -- Civil protection orders -- Gay and lesbian victims of intimate partner violence -- Batterer prevention programs -- Specialized batterer intervention -- Program procedures for male perpetrators -- Program procedures for female perpetrators.
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Family violence-- Government policy.
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Family violence-- Philosophy.
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Victims of family violence-- Services for.
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Family violence-- Government policy.
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Family violence-- Philosophy.
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Victims of family violence-- Services for.
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| Dewey Classification
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362.82/92
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| LC Classification
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HV6626.G67 2014
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