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Table of Contents for this month’s ISPCAN Journal Articles:
Editors give tips and guidance to prospective authors submitting to the Journal.
ISPCAN International Journal of Child Abuse & Neglect is an renowned monthly publication of the best practices, data and research from all over the world. Members receive the Journal every month as part of their membership.
New August article: From mother to child: Maternal betrayal trauma and risk for maltreatment and psychopathology in the next generation
Abstract: This study by Rebecca L. Babcock Fenerci and Brian Allen investigated whether experiences of [...]
New July article: Exploring detection of contact vs. fantasy online sexual offenders in chats with minors
Abstract: This study by Ming MingChiu, Kathryn C. Seigfried-Spellar, and Tatiana R. Ringenberg is the first [...]
New April article: What doesn’t kill them doesn’t make them stronger: Questioning our current notions of resilience
Abstract This study by Wassilis Kassis, Sibylle Artz, Ivana Maurovic, and [...]
New March article: Effect of parental neglect on smartphone addiction in adolescents in South Korea
Abstract The purpose of this study by Ju Yeon Kwak, Jae [...]
Paper of the Year 2017: Neighborhood-level Social Processes and Substantiated Cases of Child Maltreatment
Congratulations to Beth Molnar of Northeastern University and her co-authors [...]
New February article: Does parental substance abuse always engender risk for children?
Does parental substance use always engender risk for children? Comparing [...]
New January article: The relationships between violence in childhood and educational outcomes
The relationships between violence in childhood and educational outcomes: A [...]
New November article: The barriers to a national inquiry into child sexual abuse in the United States
The barriers to a national inquiry into child sexual abuse [...]
New August article: The characteristics of reports to the police of child sexual abuse
The characteristics of reports to the police of child sexual [...]
New July Article: The relationships between violence in childhood and educational outcomes
The relationships between violence in childhood and educational outcomes: A [...]