Defining Psychological Abuse of Husbands Toward Wives

By D. Follingstad, D. Dehart. 2000

186 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Health, Sociology and Political Science

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In Clinical Psychology

1. J. McGarry
2. P. Ali
3. K. Dhingra
4. Maureen C. Outlaw

In Health

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2. P. Ali
3. K. Dhingra
4. Maureen C. Outlaw

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2. P. Ali
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Citations in the corpus

• A literature review of intimate partner violence and its classifications (2016, background): “…threats to beat women or children, monitoring and restricting movements, restricting access to friends and family, restricting economic independence and access to information, assistance or other resources and services such as education or health services (Follingstad & DeHart, 2000; WHO, 2002).”
• No One Type of Intimate Partner Abuse: Exploring Physical and Non-Physical Abuse Among Intimate Partners (2009, background): “Further complicating the issue, the research that does examine non-physical abuse often includes only women as subjects (Follingstad and Dehart 2000; Miller 1995; Strauchler et al. 2004).”