PSY 338 Lecture Notes - Lecture 30: Imipramine, Toilet Training, French Wine
11 Jul 2019
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Risk of child abuse given partner abuse. Study on women who were in shelters because their husbands were physically abusive. About (65%) of moms in shelters report their partners physically abused their kids. 3 levels of aggression: none, moderate, severe (both moms and dads). Moderate levels of aggression double the risk of child abuse. Even for husbands and wives who engaged in severe physical aggression, the likelihood of. Most physical aggression between partners at a moderate level is reciprocal rather than child abuse was less than 25%. unilateral. Moms are most challenged to care for their kids. Partner abuse more likely to have child abuse. 1980s - 80% of partners were unilaterally aggressive. Where there was mutual aggression, rates of child abuse were higher. Sometimes, parents can be physically aggressive without showing that aggression to their kids. Generally, increased levels of aggression increased levels of abuse. Enuresis (bed wetting) is one of the most successfully treated disorders.
