Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Helps Traumatized Kids Heal
May 25th, 2012
A new study had found a widely used psychological intervention dramatically reduces psychological distress experienced by child victims of war and sexual ...
A new study had found a widely used psychological intervention dramatically reduces psychological distress experienced by child victims of war and sexual ...
Women who have experienced several forms of violence, from witnessing neighborhood crimes to being abused themselves, are more ...
A new paper on music therapy suggests music can serve as a tool to allow issues to be explored on a granular level ...
A new government study will investigate if pregnant women are more likely to admit to a computer, rather than ...
When jurors sentencing convicted criminals are instructed to weigh not only facts but also tricky emotional factors, they rely on parts of the ...
A new report discovers partner violence during pregnancy portends problems when team parenting — and in this study, mothers were found to be more ...
A new area of study incorporates a multi-disciplinary view of biosocial factors that can influence criminal and anti-social actions.
Criminiologist Dr. Brian Boutwell, ...
Mentoring has been found to improve the health and well-being of young women who were victimized in their youth.
Canadian investigators determined female college students who ...
Family violence appears to increase a child’s sensitivity to detect potential additional threats, as researchers found brain changes are ...
A new research study suggests prejudice based on generalized beliefs about certain social groups could be a personality trait.
Researchers from the University ...
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