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Intimate Violence in the Lives of Homeless and Poor Housed Women: Prevalence and Patterns in An Ethnically Diverse Sample
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In a study of 436 homeless and poor housed mothers, nearly two-thirds reported severe physical violence by a childhood caretaker, 42% reported childhood sexual molestation, and 61% reported severe violence by a male partner. Comparisons of homeless and housed women are presented, and implications for prevention and intervention are discussed in light of recent welfare reform legislation. [abstract]
Journal
1997
67
2
261-278
Tempe
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