Exposure to violence remains a considerable public health problem for adolescents in the
United States. This cross-sectional study examined relative associations between exposure …

Exposure to violence remains a pervasive public health problem for adolescents in the
United States. This cross-sectional study examined relations between exposure to violence …

The psychological effects of exposure to different types of violence among urban
adolescents and young adults are not yet well understood. This study investigated exposure …

PURPOSE: To explore whether violence victimization and witness experiences of
predominantly African-American, low-income, urban adolescents were associated with …

Recent studies have documented the high prevalence of violence exposure among urban
youth, and the association between violence exposure and mental health symptomology …

PURPOSE: This cross-sectional study examined exposure to violence as a predictor of
mental health and perpetration of violence in a sample of 71 Chinese American young …

OBJECTIVE: To examine the moderating effects of gender, grade level, and ethnicity on the
associations between violence exposure and adolescents' internalizing symptoms and …

Research on the impact of exposure to community violence tends to define victimization as a
single construct. This study differentiates between direct and indirect violence victimization …

Research suggests that direct exposure (personal victimization) and indirect exposure
(witnessing or hearing about the victimization of a family member, friend, or neighbor) to …

While research has well documented that urban youth are exposed to increasing rates of
community violence, little is known about what increases risk for violence exposure, what …