A Longitudinal Study of Modifying Influences in the Relationship Between Domestic Violence and Child Maltreatment

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Christine E. Cox
Jonathan B. Kotch
Mark D. Everson
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[1] University of North Carolina School of Medicine,Department of Social Medicine
[2] University of North Carolina School of Public Health,Department of Maternal and Child Health
[3] University of North Carolina School of Medicine,Department of Psychiatry
来源：
Journal of Family Violence | 2003年 / 18卷
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child maltreatment; domestic violence; socioeconomic; social support;
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The increased risk of child maltreatment in the presence of domestic violence is well documented, but much remains unknown about factors that modify this relationship. This study investigates the roles of risk and protective factors in the relationship between domestic violence and being reported to the Department of Social Services for child maltreatment. Consistent with the literature, we find a significant overlap between domestic violence and maltreatment. Young maternal age, low education, low income, and lack of involvement in a religious community add to the risk for maltreatment associated with domestic violence. Separation between the maternal caregiver and her partner significantly reduces the risk for maltreatment when domestic violence is reported. A significant reduction in the risk for maltreatment is also found with higher levels of support from the maternal caregiver reported by the child in the context of domestic violence.
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页数：12
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