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Chapter Fourteen: Crisis and Violence in Families
Introduction
Family Systems Theory: Background
Family Systems Theory: Assumptions
Family Systems Theory: Assumptions
Family Systems Theory: Assumptions
Family Systems Theory: Assumptions
Family Systems Theory: Assumptions
Defining Family Crisis
Reuben Hill’s ABC-X Model
McCubbin’s Double ABCX Model
Introduction
Social Movements Theory
Social Movements Theory (cont.)
History of Child Abuse in America
History of Child Abuse in America (Cont.)
History of Child Abuse in America (Cont.)
History of Child Abuse in America (Cont.)
History of Child Abuse in America (Cont.)
Basic Types of Child Mistreatment
Correlates of Child Abuse (Most also true for spouse abuse)
History of Spouse Abuse
History of Spouse Abuse (cont)
Lenore Walker’s Model
Lenore Walker’s Model (cont)
Lenore Walker’s Model (cont)
Lenore Walker and Social Movement
Gelles, Steinmetz, Straus
National Survey of Family Violence, 1985, by Action and Perpetrator
Source of previous slide: Strauss, M. A., and R. J. Gelles (1990). Physical Violence in American Families: Risk Facotrs and Adaptations to Violence in 8,145 Families. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers.
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Current Issues in Domestic Violence Policies
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