Albert R Roberts
Biographic Data
| ID | 5510326 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Albert R Roberts |
| GIVEN NAMES | Albert R |
| FAMILY NAME | Roberts |
| SIGNATURE | ROBERTS A R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Gli interventi sulla crisi: Una Guida Pratica
Death by Domestic Violence: Preventing the Murders and Murder-Suicides
Each year, about 33 percent of all women and 3 percent of all men murdered in the United States, are killed by a so-called intimate, a spouse, partner, or lover. Nationwide, murder by an intimate is the number one cause of death for pregnant women. And murder by an intimate is not just an American problem. A European task force recently found domestic violence accounts for 25 percent of all homicides in London, and 35 percent across England and W…
On the Brink of Disaster: A Model for Reducing the Social and Psychological Impact
In recent years mental health professionals have become increasingly aware of their role in ameliorating the impact of disaster and have begun to develop models for systematizing interventions. As many have noted, however, these models are largely based on clinical wisdom due to the dearth of empirical data on disaster and its social and psychological consequences. This article describes one model of disaster intervention, the Triple ABCD Model, …
Classification Typology and Assessment of Five Levels of Woman Battering
Exploring the Effects of Head Injuries Among Battered Women: A Qualitative Study of Chronic and Severe Woman Battering
This qualitative study examined the link between chronic woman battering and head injuries in a sample of 52 battered women. The voices of the women in terms of the qualitative data revealed that severe and repeated women battering seems to be associated with head injuries, flashbacks, insomnia, major depression and nightmares of the batterer killing the victim. The research findings support the need for neurological workups among battered women …
Giving them shelter: National organizational survey of shelters for battered women and their children
Battered women who kill: A comparative study of incarcerated participants with a community sample of battered women
Delivery of services to crime victims: A national survey
Assistance to crime victims and witnesses over the past six decades is reviewed, and data from a national sample of victim/witness assistance programs are examined in terms of functions and services. Types of services available to victims and witnesses are identified and discussed, as are fiscal characteristics and staffing patterns of the programs. The critical need for research and evaluation studies is examined
Psychosocial characteristics of batterers: A study of 234 men charged with domestic violence offenses
Historical Perspectives on the Care and Treatment of the Mentally Ill
An examination of the history of mental illness and its treatment over the centuries reveals that the mentally ill have few advocates except each other and that their treatment has consisted of confinement and neglect. Reformers have pioneered for change, experienced brief success, but ultimately conditions for the mentally ill regress. Society continues to abhor mental illness as though its collective consciousness still believes in possession b…
Battered Women and their Families: Intervention Strategies and Treatment
Stress and Coping Patterns Among Adolescent Runaways
The practice-integrated study of 30 suburban runaways and 30 nonrunaways explored the extent to whcih particular stressful events and inadequate coping skills precipitate runaway episodes. The findings showed that certain types of stressful events combined with inadequate coping patterns led many youths to run away. Conversely, most nonrunaway youths were living in less conflict-ridden homes. Although the level of stress was lower for the compari…
Sheltering Battered Women: A National Study and Service Guide
Reflections on Gambling and Organized Crime
Psychosocial characteristics of batterers: A study of 234 men charged with domestic violence offenses
Battered women who kill: A comparative study of incarcerated participants with a community sample of battered women
Historical Perspectives on the Care and Treatment of the Mentally Ill
An examination of the history of mental illness and its treatment over the centuries reveals that the mentally ill have few advocates except each other and that their treatment has consisted of confinement and neglect. Reformers have pioneered for change, experienced brief success, but ultimately conditions for the mentally ill regress. Society continues to abhor mental illness as though its collective consciousness still believes in possession b…
On the Brink of Disaster: A Model for Reducing the Social and Psychological Impact
In recent years mental health professionals have become increasingly aware of their role in ameliorating the impact of disaster and have begun to develop models for systematizing interventions. As many have noted, however, these models are largely based on clinical wisdom due to the dearth of empirical data on disaster and its social and psychological consequences. This article describes one model of disaster intervention, the Triple ABCD Model, …
Classification Typology and Assessment of Five Levels of Woman Battering
Reflections on Gambling and Organized Crime
Stress and Coping Patterns Among Adolescent Runaways
The practice-integrated study of 30 suburban runaways and 30 nonrunaways explored the extent to whcih particular stressful events and inadequate coping skills precipitate runaway episodes. The findings showed that certain types of stressful events combined with inadequate coping patterns led many youths to run away. Conversely, most nonrunaway youths were living in less conflict-ridden homes. Although the level of stress was lower for the compari…
Sheltering Battered Women: A National Study and Service Guide
Battered Women and their Families: Intervention Strategies and Treatment
Psychosocial characteristics of batterers: A study of 234 men charged with domestic violence offenses
Historical Perspectives on the Care and Treatment of the Mentally Ill
An examination of the history of mental illness and its treatment over the centuries reveals that the mentally ill have few advocates except each other and that their treatment has consisted of confinement and neglect. Reformers have pioneered for change, experienced brief success, but ultimately conditions for the mentally ill regress. Society continues to abhor mental illness as though its collective consciousness still believes in possession b…
Delivery of services to crime victims: A national survey
Assistance to crime victims and witnesses over the past six decades is reviewed, and data from a national sample of victim/witness assistance programs are examined in terms of functions and services. Types of services available to victims and witnesses are identified and discussed, as are fiscal characteristics and staffing patterns of the programs. The critical need for research and evaluation studies is examined
Battered women who kill: A comparative study of incarcerated participants with a community sample of battered women
Giving them shelter: National organizational survey of shelters for battered women and their children
Exploring the Effects of Head Injuries Among Battered Women: A Qualitative Study of Chronic and Severe Woman Battering
This qualitative study examined the link between chronic woman battering and head injuries in a sample of 52 battered women. The voices of the women in terms of the qualitative data revealed that severe and repeated women battering seems to be associated with head injuries, flashbacks, insomnia, major depression and nightmares of the batterer killing the victim. The research findings support the need for neurological workups among battered women …
Classification Typology and Assessment of Five Levels of Woman Battering
Death by Domestic Violence: Preventing the Murders and Murder-Suicides
Each year, about 33 percent of all women and 3 percent of all men murdered in the United States, are killed by a so-called intimate, a spouse, partner, or lover. Nationwide, murder by an intimate is the number one cause of death for pregnant women. And murder by an intimate is not just an American problem. A European task force recently found domestic violence accounts for 25 percent of all homicides in London, and 35 percent across England and W…
On the Brink of Disaster: A Model for Reducing the Social and Psychological Impact
In recent years mental health professionals have become increasingly aware of their role in ameliorating the impact of disaster and have begun to develop models for systematizing interventions. As many have noted, however, these models are largely based on clinical wisdom due to the dearth of empirical data on disaster and its social and psychological consequences. This article describes one model of disaster intervention, the Triple ABCD Model, …
Gli interventi sulla crisi: Una Guida Pratica
Psychology (11 works) · Criminology (8 works) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (8 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Psychiatry (7 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Intervention (counseling (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Domestic violence (3 works)