Toward an integrated framework for understanding child physical abuse
Child Abuse & NeglectPublished 1 November 1997
Carol Coohey, Norman Braun
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An integrated conceptual framework for understanding child physical abuse based on a content analysis of different theories showed that exposure to aggression in one's own childhood and exposure to domestic violence in one’s adult life were the most potent factors for predicting whether a mother physically abused her child.
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The results suggest further research on the interdependencies between domestic violence and child physical abuse.
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