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Family violence

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Sexual exploitation

Diana E. H. Russell

1984

Violence and the prevention of violence

Leonore Loeb Adler, Florence Denmark

1995

Psychological and physical aggression in couples

K. Daniel O'Leary

2009

Law of attraction

Allison Leotta

2010

Violence against women

Wanda Teays, Laura Martha Purdy

1998

The family secret

William Stacey, William A. Stacey, Anson Shupe

1983

Third Degree

Greg Iles

2007

In harm's way?

Mary Ann Allard

1997

Speaking the Unspeakable

Margaret Abraham

2000

Jessica Farm

Josh Simmons

2008

Battered women in the courtroom

James Ptacek

1999

A family that fights

Sharon Chesler Bernstein

1991

Educated

Tara Westover

2018 ★ 4.5

Family Boundaries

Caroline Knowles

1996

What causes men's violence against women?

Joseph R. Biden, Michele Harway

1999

A safe place to grow

Bettina Gentner, Janet, Ph.D. Johnston, Erin Moore

2005

Domestic violence and health care

Sherri L. Schornstein

1997

Heavy Hands

Denise Kindschi Gosselin

2000

Domestic violence screening and intervention in medical and mental healthcare settings

L. Kevin Hamberger, Mary Beth, M.D. Phelan

2004

Domestic violence and psychology

Paula Nicolson

2010

Children exposed to domestic violence

Robert Geffner, Peter G. Jaffe, Marlies Sudermann

2000

The rehabilitation of partner-violent men

Erica Bowen

2011

Victim advocacy in the courtroom

Mary Lay Schuster

2011

Disfigured

Rania Al-Baz

2008

Domestic violence on trial

Daniel Jay Sonkin

1987

Children Who See Too Much

Betsy McAlister Groves

2003

In Honor of Fadime

Unni Wikan

2008

Insult to injury

Linda G. Mills, Linda Mills

2003

Unravelling Oliver

Liz Nugent

2015

Family violence from a communication perspective / edited by Dudley D. Cahn and Sally A. Lloyd

Dudley D. Cahn

1996

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