Factors that influence battered women to leave their abusive relationships.
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Pregnancy and intimate partner violence: how do rural, low-income women cope?Beyond marital status: the quality of the mother-father relationship and its influence on reproductive health behaviors and outcomes among unmarried low income pregnant women.'Elastic band strategy': women's lived experience of coping with domestic violence in rural Indonesia.Women's perceptions of their community's social norms towards assisting women who have experienced intimate partner violence.Risk of behaviors associated with lethal violence and functional outcomes for abused women who do and do not return to the abuser following a community-based intervention.To Stay in or Leave an Abusive Relationship: Losses and Gains Experienced by Battered Filipino Women.It's (Not) Over: Relationship Instability and Recovery Between Victims and Detained Domestic Abusers.Within the Bounds: The Role of Relocation on Intimate Partner Violence Help-Seeking for Immigrant and Native Women With Histories of Homelessness.Examining women's agency in managing intimate partner violence and the related risk of homelessness: The role of harm minimisation.A comparison of women of color and non-Hispanic White women on factors related to leaving a violent relationship.Factors associated with battered Filipino women's decision to stay in or leave an abusive relationship.Professionals' perceptions of support resources for battered immigrant women: chronicle of an anticipated failure.Breaking up is hard to do: how teens end violent dating relationships.Is Readiness to Take Action Among Women in Violent Relationships a Catastrophic Phenomenon?Is Perceived Need for Action Among Women in Violent Relationships Nonlinear and, If So, Why?Status compatibility and help-seeking behaviors among female intimate partner violence victims.Why doesn't he leave? Relationship continuity and satisfaction among male domestic violence offenders.DIFFERENT TYPES OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE LIKELY REQUIRE DIFFERENT TYPES OF APPROACHES TO PREVENTION: A RESPONSE TO BUZAWA AND BUZAWA.Special Issue: Gender and Health.
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Factors that influence battered women to leave their abusive relationships.
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Jennifer K Koepsell
Mary A Kernic
Victoria L Holt
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10.1891/VIVI.21.2.131
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2006-04-01T00:00:00Z