BEHIND CLOSED DOORS: THE STRENGTH OF ADULT DAUGHTERS IN ABUSIVE MOTHER-DAUGHTER RELATIONSHIPS
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Intimate partner violence (IPV) and its impact on children are pressing issues that necessitate comprehensive examination. This study delves into the co-occurrence of IPV and child exposure to violence, emphasizing the importance of understanding this intersection for future research and intervention efforts. With millions of children exposed to violence annually, it is crucial to address this multifaceted problem
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Intimate partner violence (IPV), Child exposure to violence, Domestic violence repercussions, Childhood resilience, Testimonies of child witnessesDownloads
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