Changing Violent Men: SAGE Series on Violence against Women, cartea 13
Autor Rebecca Emerson Dobash, Russell P. Dobash, Kate Cavanagh, Ruth Lewisen Limba Engleză Electronic book text – 2 iul 2012
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781452221632
ISBN-10: 1452221634
Pagini: 248
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications, Inc
Seria SAGE Series on Violence against Women
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
ISBN-10: 1452221634
Pagini: 248
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications, Inc
Seria SAGE Series on Violence against Women
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
Cuprins
PART
ONE:
FOCUSING
ON
MEN'S
VIOLENCE
AND
THE
PROCESS
OF
CHANGE
Responding to Abused Women
"Domestic Violence" Is Asymmetrical
The Transformative Project
The "Fit"
PART TWO: MEN TALKING ABOUT VIOLENCE
The Violence
Effects of Violence
Sources of Conflict
The Context of Violence
PART THREE: INTERVENTION FOR CHANGE: RESPONDING VIOLENT MEN
The Justice System
Programs for Abusers
The Research Sites
Women Partners
PART FOUR: METHODS FOR EVALUATING PROGRAMS FOR VIOLENT MEN
Violence and Personal Change
Issues in Evaluation Research
Evaluating Programs for Violent Men
The Violent Men Study
The Constellation of Violence
Data Collection
PART FIVE: THE CONTEXT OF INTERVENTION: VIOLENCE AND VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPS
The Relationships
Previous Violence, Injuries, and Controlling Behaviour
Reactions to Violence
Contacts With Others
The Violent Event Leading to Conviction and Inclusion in the Study
PART SIX: CAN VIOLENT MEN CHANGE?
Program Integrity and Evaluative Criteria
Investigating Selection Bias - Comparisons of the Groups
Do Violent Men Change?
PART SEVEN: CHANGES IN QUALITY OF LIFE
Assessing the Quality of Life
Changes in Men's Orientations to Violence
Changes in Men's Related Behaviors and Emotional Well-being
Changes in Men's Orientations to Their Woman Partner
Changes in Women's Quality of Life and Sense of Well-Being
Changes in the Relationship
Reducing Conflicts
Safety and Anger
Summary
PART EIGHT: WHY MEN CHANGE
Spontaneous Reflections About Change
Three Stories of Change
The Process of Change
The Sustainability of Change
PART NINE: THE CHALLENGE
Responding to Abused Women
"Domestic Violence" Is Asymmetrical
The Transformative Project
The "Fit"
PART TWO: MEN TALKING ABOUT VIOLENCE
The Violence
Effects of Violence
Sources of Conflict
The Context of Violence
PART THREE: INTERVENTION FOR CHANGE: RESPONDING VIOLENT MEN
The Justice System
Programs for Abusers
The Research Sites
Women Partners
PART FOUR: METHODS FOR EVALUATING PROGRAMS FOR VIOLENT MEN
Violence and Personal Change
Issues in Evaluation Research
Evaluating Programs for Violent Men
The Violent Men Study
The Constellation of Violence
Data Collection
PART FIVE: THE CONTEXT OF INTERVENTION: VIOLENCE AND VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPS
The Relationships
Previous Violence, Injuries, and Controlling Behaviour
Reactions to Violence
Contacts With Others
The Violent Event Leading to Conviction and Inclusion in the Study
PART SIX: CAN VIOLENT MEN CHANGE?
Program Integrity and Evaluative Criteria
Investigating Selection Bias - Comparisons of the Groups
Do Violent Men Change?
PART SEVEN: CHANGES IN QUALITY OF LIFE
Assessing the Quality of Life
Changes in Men's Orientations to Violence
Changes in Men's Related Behaviors and Emotional Well-being
Changes in Men's Orientations to Their Woman Partner
Changes in Women's Quality of Life and Sense of Well-Being
Changes in the Relationship
Reducing Conflicts
Safety and Anger
Summary
PART EIGHT: WHY MEN CHANGE
Spontaneous Reflections About Change
Three Stories of Change
The Process of Change
The Sustainability of Change
PART NINE: THE CHALLENGE
Descriere
Changing
Violent
Menis
based
on
the
evaluation
of
British
criminal
justice
responses
and
treatment
programs
for
men
who
use
violence
against
a
woman
partner.
Court
enforced
abuser
programs
are
compared
with
more
traditional
sanctions
such
as
fines
and
probation.
And
qualitative
and
quantitative
data
are
used
to
delineate
patterns
of
personal
change.
This
book
allows
the
men
and
women
involved
to
speak
about
their
lives
and
the
impact
of
criminal
justice
interventions
upon
them.