doi:10.1037/10156-000

Paper Title

No safe haven: Male violence against women at home, at work, and in the community.

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Keywords

male violence against women
intimate partner violence (ipv)
domestic violence
gender-based violence
domestic abuse
power and control
domestic violence prevention
women’s shelters
physical abuse
emotional abuse
psychological abuse
coercion
abusive relationships
partner violence
domestic violence statistics
intimate partner homicide
controlling behaviors
victim blaming
trauma recovery
survivor support
abuse cycle
women’s rights
violence prevention programs
safety planning
legal protection for women
restraining orders
domestic violence laws
women’s empowerment
cycle of abuse
toxic masculinity
abusive power dynamics
sexual violence in relationships
coercive control
gaslighting
intimate partner violence interventions
psychological trauma in abuse victims
support for domestic violence survivors
child exposure to domestic violence
community response to domestic violence
prevention education for men
violence against women
physical assault
male partners
intimate partner violence
sexual harassment
workplace harassment
educational harassment
sexual violence
rape
sexual assault
psychological effects
prevalence of violence
causes of violence
effects of violence
abuse interventions
legal changes
policy initiatives
public policy
treatment for survivors
violence prevention
power dynamics
victim support
legal protection
sexual abuse
intervention strategies
women’s safety
societal impact of violence
public awareness campaigns

Article Type

Research Article

Journal

Journal:American Psychological Association

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DOI

10.1037/10156-000

Issue

| Page No : 1-1

Published On

April, 1994

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Abstract

"No Safe Haven" provides a comprehensive . . . look at the pervasive nature of violence against women. It reviews current psychological research on the prevalence, causes, and effects of forms of violence against adult women and describes existing and recommended interventions, legal changes, and policy initiatives to address the problem. [The book] focuses on 3 common types of abuse against adult women: physical assault by male partners, sexual harassment in work and educational settings, and rape and other forms of sexual violence. The final section of the book highlights the common themes that emerge from these 3 types of violence and presents recommendations for effective intervention, treatment, and public policy initiatives. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved)