This article reviews the background, introduction, and critical response to new criminal
offenses of coercive control in England/Wales and Scotland. How the new Scottish offense is …

This chapter describes “coercive control,” a model of partner abuse introduced to broaden
the purview of social workers and other service providers in those cases beyond physical …

The current policy, legal, and criminal justice response to partner abuse is based on a
“violent incident model” that equates abuse with discrete assaults and gauges severity by …

Severe and escalating violence is cited as a precursor to intimate partner homicide and
figures prominently in risk assessments and domestic violence death reviews. Drawing on …

Whether family law cases with a history of severe intimate partner violence and/or abuse
(IPV/A cases) should have the option of settling family‐related issues using mediation is the …

Sexting has been commonly defined as the sharing of sexually suggestive content via new
technologies. The relationship between sexting motivations and both online and offline …

Intimate partner violence (IPV) has been linked to a broad range of negative consequences.
Thus, early detection and prevention of behaviors associated with IPV is necessary to …

Objective: This study explored how cyber aggression perpetration moderates the
relationship between dominance and emerging adults' perpetration of psychological and …

ABSTRACT Trauma-coerced attachment (TCA)—often referred to as trauma bonding—has
been noted and documented across various abusive contexts. TCA involves a powerful …

Screening for intimate partner violence and/or abuse (IPV/A) in family mediation is important,
perhaps particularly among cases without attorney representation. While most mediators …