Research Review: Early Childhood and the ‘Intergenerational Cycle of Domestic Violence’

Lorraine Radford; Helen Richardson Foster; Paul Hargreaves; John Devaney

Research Review: Early Childhood and the ‘Intergenerational Cycle of Domestic Violence’

Lorraine Radford, Helen Richardson Foster, Paul Hargreaves, John Devaney

School of Social and Political Science

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This rapid evidence review was commissioned by the NSPCC to increase our understanding of the complex surrounding the evidence about domestic violence and the potential for this to impact on children's own violent behaviour, and any evidence of effectiveness of targeted interventions aimed at young families.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	NSPCC
Number of pages	132
Publication status	Published - 1 Nov 2019

Keywords / Materials (for Non-textual outputs)

attachment behaviour
child abuse
child development
child neglect
children in violent families
cognition
evaluation of services
families
family violence
intergenerational transmission of abuse
intervention
literature reviews
NSPCC
NSPCC publications
parent-child relationships
parents
partner violence
preventive services
research
social learning

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