Violence in Adolescent Dating Relationships
By Ernest N. Jouriles, Ph.D., Cora Platt, B.A., and Renee McDonald, Ph.D.
The Prevention Researcher,
Volume 16, Number 1, 2009, Pages 3-7, Item# A161-Jouriles
Abstract:
Beginning with a definition of dating and dating violence among adolescents, this article explores the factors which impact such violence. It concludes with a review of two school-based prevention/intervention programs (Safe Dates and The Youth Relationships Project).
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Preventing Adolescent Dating Violence
The Prevention Researcher,
Volume 16, Number 1, 2009
Many youth in middle and high school are already experiencing violent dating relationships, either as perpetrators, victims, or both. This issue explores adolescent dating violence by looking specifically at the peer and help-seeking contexts.
This issue also featured these articles:
- • Help-Seeking and Help-Giving for Teen Dating Violence, Pages 12-16
- • Peer Group Influences on Adolescent Dating Aggression, Pages 8-11
- • Teen Perceptions of Dating Violence, Help-Seeking, and the Role of Schools, Pages 17-20
- • Violence in Adolescent Dating Relationships, Pages 3-7
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