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Authors: Lundy Bancroft
Ownership, ideas of:
of children
of partner
breaking up and
Parental alienation claims
Parenting
See also
Children
Partners of abusive men
new
See also
Abused women; Former
partners Passive aggression
Patterns of behavior
Peace bonds.
See
Restraining orders
Peer influences, and abusive behavior
Perceptions:
distorted
reversal of facts
taught to children
by women, manipulation of
Performers, and abuse of women
Personal freedom, controlling behavior and
Personal goals
Physical abuse
of children
Physical caretaking, entitlement to
Physical violence, and mental illness
See also
Abusive behavior; Violence
Play, sexual
Player (type of abuser)
Police
and abused women
and change of behavior
Pornography
Possessiveness
of children
Postseparation homicides
Power
family divisions and
oppression and
other abusers of
sexual relationships and
Powerlessness, feelings of, as excuse for abuse
Predictability, lack of
Probation officers
and change of abusive men, Probation periods
Problems, dumping of
Professionals:
abuse of power
support for abused women
Programs:
for abused women
for abusers
See also
Counseling, of abusers
Projection
Promises, unkept
Prosecution of abusers
Prosecutors, and change of behavior
Protective orders.
See
Restraining orders
Psychiatric problems
Psychological abuse
addiction and
of children
manipulative behavior
medications and
and physical violence
Psychological evaluations, in custody disputes
Psychological problems
Psychologists:
and abusive behavior
and breaking up
and children of abusive fathers
and fear of intimacy
Psychotherapy
abuser programs and
and abusive behavior
and conflict management
Public image of abuser
misleading
parenting and
Punishment, collective
Racial differences in abuse
Racial discrimination, as excuse for abuse
Racism, and abuse of women
Random abuse
Rape
Rationalizations
Reality, inversion of
Recognition of abusive behavior
Recording of abusive behavior
Recovery from addiction, and partner abuse
Relationships:
abusive
early stages
benefits of abusive behavior in
early training
Relatives:
of abused women
of abusers
Religions, and abuse of women
fundamentalist
Remorse for abuse
feigned, in custody disputes
Resistance to abuse
Resources
Respect for women
change of behavior and
children and
love and
Responsibility for actions
acceptance of
avoidance of
externalization of
Restraining orders
dropping of
judges and
violations of
Retaliation for complaints
Reversal of facts
Rewards of abusive behavior
Ridicule
Right and wrong, distorted sense of
Rights:
to anger
by women
of children
in family, abusers and
Role models
abusers as
Role reversal, in parenting
Roles in marriage, abusers and
Sadistic behavior
Safety from abuse
in breakup situation
Same-sex relationships, abuse in
Sarcasm
Schools, and violent behavior by boys
Secrecy about abuse, children and
Self:
advocacy for
doubt of
chronic mistreatment and
and signs of abuse
trust of
Self-centeredness
and change of behavior
and child abuse
parenting and
recovery from addiction and
severe
and sexual relations
of Victim types
Self-defense, as excuse for abuse
Self-destructive behavior
Self-esteem, low, as excuse for abuse
Self-examination, substance abuse and
Self-image
Self-pity
Self-protection against abuse
Sentences for violent abuse
Separation from abusers
and change of behavior
Sex object, partner as
Sex roles
early training
Sexual abuse
of children
resources
Sexual caretaking, entitlement to
Sexual promiscuity
Sexual relations
forced
loss of interest in
pressure for
Shaming of children
Sibling relationships
Siblings of abused women
Silence about observed abuse
Silencing of partner
Social class, and abusiveness
Socialization of boys
Society:
and abused mothers
attitudes toward abuse
Sons:
of abused women, opposition to abuse
of abusers
relationship with mother
See also
Children
Stalking
Steps to change of behavior
Stereotype of abusive men
Stockholm syndrome
Strategic safety plans
Subordination, sexualization of
Substance abuse
and partner abuse
differences
as excuse
similarities
by women, partner violence and
Suicide of women, partner violence and
Superiority, sense of
parenting and
Support for abused women
and change of abuser’s behavior
difficulties obtaining
resources
Suppression of anger, by women
Suppression of feelings, as excuse for abuse
Symptoms of abuse
Tension, building of
Terminology
Terror, control by
Theater, and abuse of women
Therapists
abuse of power
Therapy.
See
Psychotherapy
Thinking:
independent
of partner, control of
Thinking patterns of abusers
confusion of love with abuse
control
disrespect of partner
entitlement
justifications
maintenance of public image
origins of
as parents
reversal of facts
social class and
views of separation
Threats
To Be an Anchor in the Storm
, Brewster
Tolerance, adaptation to abuse
Trauma and Recovery
, Herman
Traumatic bonding
Tribal cultures, and abuse
Trouble with Homework
Trust, of self
Twelve-step programs
Unreasonable behavior
Unsupervised visitation
Values
and abusive behavior
of abusive men, breaking up and
alcohol and
of children, development of
distorted
societal, change of
Verbal abuse
and violence
Verbal conflict, abusers and
Versions of abuse, differing
Victims:
abusers as
in same-sex relationship
blaming of
Video games
Violence
alcohol and
by boys
breaking up and
against children
entitlement to
mental illness and
predictions of
sexual assault
among siblings
See also
Abusive behavior
Vulnerability
sex and
War, relationship as
Warning signs of abusive behavior
Weapons:
children as
substance abuse as
Winning of arguments
Women:
abuse of
abusers’ views of
taught to sons
conflicts between, abusers and
hatred of, as excuse for abuse
labor of
male attitudes toward
physical aggression by
religious fundamentalists and
See also
Abused women
World, abuse-free