Intergenerational transmission of child abuse: Predictors of child abuse potential among racially diverse women residing in domestic violence shelters

Parental risk for perpetrating child abuse is frequently associated with intergenerational patterns of abuse: being abused increases the risk for future abuse. Yet, the mechanisms of intergenerational abuse are unclear, and the risk factors for perpetrating child abuse are interrelated. Research sug...

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Main Authors:	Anderson, R.E (Author), Edwards, L.-J (Author), Johnson, D.M (Author), Silver, K.E (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier Ltd 2018
Subjects:	adolescent Adolescent adult Adult ancestry group Article Borderline personality borderline state child Child child abuse Child abuse Child Abuse Child abuse potential child sexual abuse community care Continental Population Groups crime victim Crime Victims depression distress syndrome domestic violence Domestic Violence domestic violence shelter drug dependence ethnic or racial aspects exposure to violence female Female high risk population history human Humans intergenerational transmission Intimate partner violence Intimate Partner Violence loneliness major clinical study male Male maternal history mother Mothers partner violence physical abuse posttraumatic stress disorder predictor variable psychology PTSD racial diversity rigidity risk factor Risk Factors self report Self Report social aspects and related phenomena structured interview survivor young adult Young Adult
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