Intimate Violence

Blackman, Julie

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“…That made me more understanding cause then I saw it as he didn't know any other way to treat a woman." Blackman (1989) reported that children are a source of problems in adult relationships, but she also noted that this category represented only 6-7 percent of her sample, compared to 28.3 percent in a nonviolent comparison group. According to Blackman, victims focus on the personality disorders of their partners to account for relationship problems, while nonvictims are more likely to attribute external factors as the source of conflict.…”

Section: Family Backgroundmentioning

confidence: 92%

“…Such questions were used to evaluate whether the reasons given by the respondents could be characterized as personality deficiencies or if situational factors were involved. Blackman (1989) stated that the inability to explore solutions, the discounting of situational factors, and a limited number of solutions represent three reasons why victims develop a narrowed focus and are unable to view their relationship in terms other than their partner's personality disorders. By exploring these specific aspects of the relationships, the intent of this project is to assess whether Blackman's findings are supported by the project data.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Finally, Blackman (1989), in addressing abused women's perceptions, explained why abused women are compelled to provide explanations for such abuse and the relationship between abuse and coping activities and attributions. Blackman argues that "victims suffer from a narrowed focus which is evidenced in their overreliance on the partner's personality for explaining the violence" (p. 162).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Female Victim Perceptions of the Causes of Male Spouse Abuse*

Jones

1993

Sociological Inquiry

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Victims of spouse abuse were interviewed concerning their views of why their husbands were abusive. It was hypothesized that by concentrating on one specific characteristic of this kind previously undocumented patterns of response would be elicited from the subjects. It was concluded that the women's reasons for the violence perpetrated by their spouses serve as justification for the abusers' actions and Iegitimize maintenance of the relationship.

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Female Victim Perceptions of the Causes of Male Spouse Abuse*

Jones

1993

Sociological Inquiry

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“…Research specifically addressing accounts of intimate violence is quite limited. Such accounts have been referred to as "attributional cognitive processes" (that is, subjective explanations for violent acts and events by spouses), "justifications," and "excuses" (Andrews, 1992;Andrews & Brewin, 1990;Blackman, 1989;Holtzworth-Munroe, 1992;Holtzworth-Munroe & Hutchinson, 1993;Holtzworth-Munroe, Jacobson, Fehrenbach, & Fruzetti, 1992;Shields & Hanneke, 1983;Stamp & Sabourin, 1995), as well as "neutralizing techniques," that balance the negative impact of the violent act by altering its meaning or focusing on hope for good life (Dutton, 1986;Hyden, 1994), "rationalizations" (Ferraro, 1983;Ferraro & Johnson, 1983), and "coping strategies" in violent relationships (Bograd, 1988;Ferraro, 1983;Jones, 1993;Ptacek, 1988). Some studies use the term "accounts" to compare men's and women's reports about types, injuries, and prevalence of violent behaviors (i.e., Dobash, Dobash, Cavanagh, & Lewis, 1998).…”

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Partner Accounts of Intimate Violence: Towards a Theoretical Model

Eisikovits

Goldblatt

Winstok

1999

Families in Society

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The purpose of this study is to provide a structural and contextual analysis of accounts of intimate violence given by cohabiting partners and to identify the dynamics of the interrelationships among the various categories of accounts. The purposive sample consisted of forty respondents (twenty couples) from Northern Israel who had reported at least one incident of violence during the year prior to the study. All respondents were interviewed using an in-depth semi-structured interview format. Thematic content analysis yielded three broad content categories of accounts: (1) what happened in the violent event; (2) why did it happen; and (3) what are the meanings attributed to such violent events. The dynamic interaction among these content categories was examined along personal, interpersonal and social dimensions. A theoretical model summarizing and illustrating the content categories and the dynamic interaction among them is suggested. Finally, some implications for hypothesizing and providing differential interventions are proposed.

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“…Balckman (1989) argued that the opportunity for aquaculture expansion seems to be significant as long as the world is approaching the limit that can be harvested economically from the world's oceans. This opportunity for aquaculture expansion, according to Blackman (1989), appears to be genuine if the demand for hiiman consiimption is doubled, as expected, by the year 2000. On the other hand, fishery scientists have warned that any further increase in the world catch is doubtful based upon the present high energy cost and the replacement characteristics of fishery resources (Jackson et al, 1982).…”

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confidence: 79%

Adoption of aquaculture education by high school agriculture teachers in the central region of the United States

El-Ghamrini¹

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Aquaculture education is a newly bom subject area and is considered as a part of agricultural education curriculum in high schools. It has made a positive difference in enrollment and resources available to high school agricultural education program. This study primarily concerns the adoption of innovative aquaculture education technologies and services by high school teachers in the north central region of the United States. It examines different factors that affect adoption of aquaculture education technological innovations by high schools in the north central region of the United States. Data were collected in Fall, 1995 and Spring, 1995. Mail questionnaires were sent to all teachers thought to teach aquaculture (N=450). A follow-up questionnaire was sent to 238 high school teachers who did not send their responses in the first roxind. Only, one hundred forty one teachers were identified as high school aquaculture teachers and participated in this study. It is assumed that the population of high school aquaculture education teachers in the Agricultural Central Region is approximately 141. The study examines high school aquaculture teacher commitment, perception, attitudes, and demographics, high school characteristics, and some different environmental

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Intimate Violence

Cited by 54 publications

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Female Victim Perceptions of the Causes of Male Spouse Abuse*

Female Victim Perceptions of the Causes of Male Spouse Abuse*

Partner Accounts of Intimate Violence: Towards a Theoretical Model

Adoption of aquaculture education by high school agriculture teachers in the central region of the United States

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