Research Digest

Child Centered Studies

Berent, R., Crusto, C., Lotyczewski, B., Greenberg, S., Hightower, A., and Kaufman, J. Winter 2008.
Development and psychometric refinement of a measure assessing young children's exposure to violence: Parent report of children's experiences. Best Practices in Mental Health 4(1):19–30. http://lyceumbooks.com/MentalHJournal.htm.

Cohen, E., and Davis, L. 2007.
No Wonder We Are Dizzy, We Are Running Around in Circles: The Impact of Exposure to Violence on Adolescents. In Protecting Children, Vol. 22, Nos. 3 & 4 (Special Issue: Exposure to Violence), pp. 54-65.

Fantuzzo, J.W., and Fusco, R.A. October 2007.
Children's direct exposure to types of domestic violence crime: A population-based investigation. Journal of Family Violence 22(7):543–553.

Gewirtz, A.H., and Edleson, J.L. April 2007.
Young children's exposure to intimate partner violence: Towards a developmental risk and resilience framework for research and intervention. Journal of Family Violence 22(3):151–164.

Johnson, V.K., and Lieberman, A.F. July 2007.
Variations in behavior problems of preschoolers exposed to domestic violence: The role of mothers' attunement to children's emotional experiences. Journal of Family Violence 22(5):297–308

Lang, J.M., and Smith Stover, C. October 2008.
Symptom patterns among youth exposed to intimate partner violence. Journal of Family Violence 23(7):619–630.

Maholmes, V., Nicholson, C.E., Haverkos, L. M., and Boyce, C.A. 2007.
Research Directions in Child Neglect and Exposure to violence. In Protecting Children, Vol. 22, Nos. 3 & 4 (Special Issue: Exposure to Violence), pp. 10- 19.

Spilsbury, J.C., Belliston, L., Drotar, D., Drinkard, A., et al. August 2007.
Clinically significant trauma symptoms and behavioral problems in a community-based sample of children exposed to domestic violence. Journal of Family Violence 22(6):487–499

Kaufman, J., Crusto, C., Quan, M., Ross, E., Friedman, S., O’Reilly, K., and Kall, S. 2006.
Utilizing program evaluation as a strategy to promote community change: Evaluation of a comprehensive community-based family violence initiative. American Journal of Community Psychology 38(3-4).

Shields, J. Winter 2008.
An evaluation of police compliance with domestic violence documentation policy reform: Improving the identification of exposed children. Best Practices in Mental Health 4(1):65–73. http://lyceumbooks.com/MentalHJournal.htm.

Staggs, S., White, M.,Schewe, P., Davis, E., and Dill, E. 2007.
The Incubation Approach: Changing systems by changing individuals. American Journal of Community Psychology 39(3-4):365–379. http://www.springer.com/psychology.

Behan, K., Erp, M., Harrington, R., and Souers, K. Winter 2008.
Crisis intervention for children and caregivers exposed to intimate partner violence. C. Blodgett, Best Practices in Mental Health 4(1):4–91. http://lyceumbooks.com/MentalHJournal.htm.

Cohen, E. 2007.
Exposure to Violence: A Significant Issue for Children and Families. Protecting Children, Vol. 22, Nos. 3 & 4 (Special Issue: Exposure to Violence), pp. 3-5.

Cohen, E. 2007.
More than meets the eye: Lifetime exposure to violence in immigrant families. Protecting Children 22(2):55–66. Available online for a fee at http://www.americanhumane.org.

Cohen, E. (2009).
Supporting children and families in the child welfare system. Head Start Bulletin 80:72–74. http://eclkc.ohs.acf.hhs.gov/hslc/resources.

Huth-Bocks, A.C., and Hughes, H.M. May 2008.
Parenting stress, parenting behavior, and children's adjustment in families experiencing intimate partner violence. Journal of Family Violence 23(4):243–252.

Ortega, S., Beauchemin, A., and Kaniskan, R. Winter 2008.
Building resiliency in families with young children exposed to violence: The Safe Start Initiative Pilot Study. Best Practices in Mental Health 4(1):48–64. http://lyceumbooks.com/MentalHJournal.htm

Schewe, P. Winter 2008.
Direct service recommendations for children and caregivers exposed to community and domestic violence. Best Practices in Mental Health 4(1):31–47. http://lyceumbooks.com/MentalHJournal.htm.

Shin, N., and Edlsen, J.L. 2007.
A New Scale for Assessing Child Exposure to Domestic Violence. In Protecting Children, Vol. 22, Nos. 3 & 4 (Special Issue: Exposure to Violence), pp. 6-9.

Ybarra, G.J.,Wilkens, S.L., and Lieberman, A.F. January 2007.
The influence of domestic violence on preschooler behavior and functioning. Journal of Family Violence 22(1):33–43.

Arteaga, S., and Lamb, Y. Winter 2008.
Expert review of key findings on children exposed to violence and their families from the Safe Start Demonstration Project. Best Practices in Mental Health 4(1):99–107. http://lyceumbooks.com/MentalHJournal.htm.

Crusto, C., Lowell, D., Paulicin, B., Reynolds, J., Feinn, R., Friedman, S., and Kaufman, J. 2007.
Evaluation of a wraparound process for children exposed to family violence. Protecting Children 22(3&4):1–18 (Special Issue: “Exposure to Violence”). http://www.americanhumane.org.

Hyde, M., Kracke, K., Jaycox, I., and Schultz, D. 2007.
The Safe Start Initiative: Advancing System and Practice Responses to Children Exposed to Violence. In Protecting Children, Vol. 22, Nos. 3 & 4 (Special Issue: Exposure to Violence), pp. 80-95.

Hyde, M., Lamb, Y., Arteaga, S., and Chavis, D. Winter 2008.
National Evaluation of the Safe Start Demonstration Project: Implications for mental health practice. Best Practices in Mental Health 4(1):108–122. http://lyceumbooks.com/MentalHJournal.htm.

Kracke, K., Lamb, Y., and Hyde, M. Winter 2008.
The Safe Start Demonstration Project: Knowledge building to knowledge transfer for children exposed to violence. Best Practices in Mental Health 4(1):92–98. http://lyceumbooks.com/MentalHJournal.htm.