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Isolating unique variance in mental health outcomes attributable to personality variables and childhood emotional abuse. [PDF]
Front PsycholVan Landeghem C, Jakobson LS.
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Multiple mediation of the association between childhood emotional abuse and adult obesity by anxiety and bulimia - a sample from bariatric surgery candidates and healthy controls. [PDF]
BMC Public HealthZhang H +7 more
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British Journal of Psychiatry, 1996
BackgroundThe assessment and management of childhood emotional abuse is of increasing importance in psychiatric practice. At present there are no consensus views about the definition of emotional abuse and information from research is limited.MethodInformation about emotional abuse from the medical, psychological, social science and legal literature is
A E, Thompson, C A, Kaplan
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BackgroundThe assessment and management of childhood emotional abuse is of increasing importance in psychiatric practice. At present there are no consensus views about the definition of emotional abuse and information from research is limited.MethodInformation about emotional abuse from the medical, psychological, social science and legal literature is
A E, Thompson, C A, Kaplan
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Journal of Emotional Abuse, 1997
This article introduces the initial issue of the new Journal of Emotional Abuse, and lays the framework for this emerging field. Psychological maltreatment, nonphysical aggression, and trauma are beginning to be recognized as interrelated phenomena that are perhaps at the root of many of the psychological problems experienced by people, especially ...
Robert Geffner, B. B. Robbie Rossman
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This article introduces the initial issue of the new Journal of Emotional Abuse, and lays the framework for this emerging field. Psychological maltreatment, nonphysical aggression, and trauma are beginning to be recognized as interrelated phenomena that are perhaps at the root of many of the psychological problems experienced by people, especially ...
Robert Geffner, B. B. Robbie Rossman
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Child abuse encompasses all behaviors that negatively affect the child’s health and development. The fact that anyone or an adult responsible for caring for the child neglects enough children to endanger the child’s health or development, physical violence against the child, using the child as a sexual object, it is considered child abuse to exploit ...
Dina Patel, Elaine Suben
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Dina Patel, Elaine Suben
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Archives of Disease in Childhood, 2009
Emotional abuse lacks the public and political profile of physical and sexual abuse, despite being at their core and frequently their most damaging dimension. Difficulties in recognition, definition and legal proof put children at risk of remaining in damaging circumstances.
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Emotional abuse lacks the public and political profile of physical and sexual abuse, despite being at their core and frequently their most damaging dimension. Difficulties in recognition, definition and legal proof put children at risk of remaining in damaging circumstances.
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A model of emotion and computer abuse
Information & Management, 2016Abstract Internal computer abuse has received considerable research attention as a significant source of IS security incidents in organizations. We examine the effects of both organizational and individual factors on individuals’ computer abuse intent.
Jongwoo (Jonathan) Kim +2 more
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2005
Psychological/emotional abuse occurs in its own right or as a result of the psychological/emotional effects of other forms of maltreatment. It refers to repetitive patterns of harmful behaviors of parents/caregivers toward their children. The intent of the harmful behaviors varies. It is most commonly identified in children 12 years and older.
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Psychological/emotional abuse occurs in its own right or as a result of the psychological/emotional effects of other forms of maltreatment. It refers to repetitive patterns of harmful behaviors of parents/caregivers toward their children. The intent of the harmful behaviors varies. It is most commonly identified in children 12 years and older.
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