An Integrated Theoretical Model of Sibling Violence and Abuse
By Kristi L. Hoffman, J. N. Edwards. Journal of Family Violence, 2004
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- D. Button
- Declan Coogan
- Roberta E. Gealt
- Jill Kiecolt
- Kristi L. Hoffman
- Theodore D. Fuller
- J. N. Edwards
- D. Wimberley
Citations in the corpus
- High Risk Behaviors Among Victims of Sibling Violence (2010, background): “…(*) : R. Gealt Center for Drug & Alcohol Studies, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716, USA e-mail: dmbutton@udel.edu R. Gealt e-mail: basha@udel.edu Sibling relationships are among the longest lasting and most influential relationships (Cafarro and Conn-Cafarro 2005; Hoffman and Edwards 2004).”
- Child-to-parent Violence: Challenging Perspectives on Family Violence (2011, background): “…within gay and lesbian relationships as policy, practice and research concerns in family violence literature represents a similar emergence of a broader understanding of violence within the family (COSC, 2010; Cottrell & Monk, 2004; DHSSPS, 2005; Hoffman & Edwards, 2004; Walsh & Krienert, 2009).”
- Physical Violence Between Siblings A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis (2005, methodology): “We briefly review these theories here (see K. L. Hoffman & Edwards, 2004, for more detail).”