History and Theories of Spousal Abuse 
.... by male domination in the family and inheritance through the male line - customs which leaves women socially and economically weakened (
Dobash &
Dobash, 1979). ....
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Models for Dealing with Wife Abuse
.... This is considered to be a separate issue from family violence (
Dobash &
Dobash, 1979;
Dobash &
Dobash, 1981). ....
Dobash, RE, &
Dobash, R. (1981). ....
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Domestic Violence Interventions
.... As
Dobash and
Dobash (2000) indicated, evaluations have been utilized for a wide range of interventions. ....
Dobash, RE and
Dobash, RP (2000). ....
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AGGRESSION Introduction The development of ag
.... Correlations are found between a batterer's insistence on the final say in family conflicts and severity of abuse (
Dobash &
Dobash, 1979; 1981; Straus, Gelles ....
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Male/Female Perceptions of Domestic Abuse
.... Some studies (eg, Davidson, 1977;
Dobash &
Dobash, 1979; Spitzer, 1985) have focused on feminist cultural theories, wherein what is claimed to be a Western ....
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Domestic Violence and Group Counseling
....
Dobash and
Dobash (1984) indicated that men often said that they were provoked to violence by partners who challenged their authority, or did not behave in ....
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Domestic Abuse In several speeches in 1989, the Uni
.... Some studies (eg, Davidson, 1977;
Dobash &
Dobash, 1979; Spitzer, 1985) have focused on feminist cultural theories, wherein what is claimed to be a Western ....
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PTSD in Battered Women
.... In this regard,
Dobash and
Dobash (1979), Pagelow (1984) and Walker (1984) have suggested that childhood exposure to abuse may lead to some women feeling that ....
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