Little research exists on how young children cope with traumatic events, including exposure
to intimate partner violence (IPV). Available research reveals that many young children who …

Abstract Both in the United States and across the world, intimate partner violence (IPV) is a
widespread social problem. It often occurs in households with children, and IPV exposure …

This meta-analysis reviewed 74 studies that examined longitudinal associations between
children's exposure to intimate partner violence (IPV) and their adjustment problems …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the social and emotional adjustment of 219 children in families
with varying levels of intimate partner violence (IPV) using a model of risk and protection. To …

This article employs a developmental risk and resilience framework to examine the impact of
exposure to intimate partner violence on young children, particularly those facing economic …

Background Children exposed to intimate partner violence (IPV) are at heightened risk of
emotional and behavioural problems. However, not all children exposed to IPV experience …

Among children exposed to intimate partner violence (IPV), their appraisals and beliefs
about IPV have been identified as key cognitive factors that may explain the linkage …

Children exposed to overwhelming and potentially traumatic events early in their lives are
considered at-risk for problems in adjustment. Yet it is not known whether it is the age of first …

This study examined why some preschool-age children exposed to intimate partner violence
(IPV) showed deleterious outcomes and others appeared more resilient. Resilience …

Exposure to family and community violence is linked with aggression, depression,
posttraumatic stress symptoms, and academic and cognitive difficulties. It has the potential to …