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2004
Adult perspectives on childhood experience with domestic homicide
Adult perspectives on childhood experience with domestic homicide
Parker discussed a longitudinal study she and Steeves are conducting, interviewing adults whose parents killed another parent when they were children. Steeves described the case study of one family with 5 children, who were split apart after the killing of a parent. Adams described her personal experience of losing her mother to domestic violence.
Parker discussed a longitudinal study she and Steeves are conducting, interviewing adults whose parents killed another parent when they were children. Steeves described the case study of one family with 5 children, who were split apart after the killing of a parent. Adams described her personal experience of losing her mother to domestic violence.
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DVD
2004
R11.M4 10/13/2004
Adult perspectives on childhood experience with domestic homicide
Adult perspectives on childhood experience with domestic homicide
Barbara J. Parker, Ph. D., R.N. (Professor of Nursing and Doctoral Program Director, School of Nursing, University of Virginia) described the characteristics of domestic violence victims and perpetrators, Richard Steeves, Ph. D., R.N. (Associate Professor of Nursing, School of Nursing, University of Virginia) presented a case of one family with five children ages 3, 5, 7, 9, and 12 and Carol M. Adams (Richmond, Virginia) described her personal experience of loosing her mother through domestic violence.
Barbara J. Parker, Ph. D., R.N. (Professor of Nursing and Doctoral Program Director, School of Nursing, University of Virginia) described the characteristics of domestic violence victims and perpetrators, Richard Steeves, Ph. D., R.N. (Associate Professor of Nursing, School of Nursing, University of Virginia) presented a case of one family with five children ages 3, 5, 7, 9, and 12 and Carol M. Adams (Richmond, Virginia) described her personal experience of loosing her mother through domestic violence.