Women Who Kill

Women Who Kill

Violence, Trauma, and Forensic Psychology

Diaz, Brandi; Walker, Lenore; Shapiro, David; Temares, Amanda

Taylor & Francis Ltd

10/2024

300

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9781032729169

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Introduction - Women Who Kill, Intimate Partner Violence, and Forensic Psychology 1. Common Characteristics of Women Who Kill In the Context of Abuse: A Content Analysis of Case Files 2. Maternal Filicide: A Review of Psychological and External Demographic Risk Factors 3. The Mediating Effect of Traditional Gender Beliefs on the Relationship between Gender Disparities and Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration 4. Cognitive Reappraisal as a Protective Factor in the Association between Cyber Intimate Partner Victimization and Depression in Hispanic Emerging Adults 5. Does Power at Home Protect Women from Violence? A Comparative Analysis between Urban and Rural Colombian Women 6. An Exploratory Study of "No-Crime" Homicide Cases Among Female Exonerees 7. Parental Grief, Wrongful Incarceration, and the Continued Effects after Exoneration 8. Psychological Testing in Forensic Evaluations of Battered Women Who Kill 9. Psychological Evaluation of Battered Women Who Kill in Self-Defense: A Review of 34 Cases 10. Litigation Consultation in Cases of Women Who Kill 11. Battered Women Charged with Homicide: Expert Consultation, Evaluation, and Testimony 12. Examining Trauma Symptoms and Interpersonal Dependency within Incarcerated Psychopathic and Non-psychopathic Women 13. Resilience Building Programs in U.S. Corrections Facilities: An Evaluation of Trauma-Informed Practices in Place 14. "We're Still Human": A Reproductive Justice Analysis of the Experiences of Criminalized Latina Mothers
Forensic Psychology;Women and Crime