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CHILD MALTREATMENT
Volume 5
Number | (February 2000) pp. 1-88
Number 2 (May 2000) pp. 89-200
Number 3 (August 2000) pp. 201-288
Number 4 (November 2000) pp. 289-392
Authors: FEIRING, CANDICE, and WYNDOL C. FURMAN, “Editors’ Intro-
duction: When Love Is Just a Four-Letter Word: Victimization
ARATA, CATALINA M., “From Child Victim to Adult Victim: A
and Romantic Relationships in Adolescence,” 293
Model for Predicting Sexual Revictimization,” 28
FEIRING, CANDICE, SAUL ROSENTHAL, and LYNN TASKA,
ARNOLD, SHANYN, see Banyard, V. L
Stigmatization and the Development of Friendship and Ro-
BAGLEY, CHRISTOPHER, and KANKA MALLICK, “Prediction of
mantic Relationships in Adolescent Victims of Sexual Abuse,”
Sexual, Emotional, and Physical Maltreatment and Mental
11
Health Outcomes in a Longitudinal Cohort of 290 Adolescent
FEIRING, CANDICE, see Wolfe, D.
Women,” 218
FLANAGAN, ANNA SMALLEY, and WYNDOL C. FURMAN, “Sex-
BANYARD, VICTORIA L., SHANYN ARNOLD, and JENNIFER
ual Victimization and Perceptions of Close Relationships in Ad
SMITH, “Childhood Sexual Abuse and Dating Experiences of
Undergraduate Women,” 39 olescence,” 350
FLEISCHER, AMY, see Ford, J. D.
BAUGHAN, BROOK, see Silvern, |
FONTES, LISA ARONSON, and REBECCA DOWLING, “Sadistic
BERNET, WILLIAM, see Foreman, 1
BOUDREAUX, MONIQUE C., WAYNE D. LORD, and STEPHEN and Non-Sadistic Sex Offenders, written and narrated by Anna
Salter” [Video Review], 197
E. ETTER, “Child Abduction: An Overview of Current and His-
FORD, JULIAN D., ROBERT RACUSIN, CYNTHIA G. ELLIS, WIL-
torical Perspectives,” 63
LIAM B. DAVISS, JESSICA REISER, AMY FLEISCHER, and
BRESTAN, ELIZABETH V., see Ondersma, S. ]
JULIE THOMAS, “Child Maltreatment, Other Trauma Expo-
BRESTAN, ELIZABETH V “Treating the Aftermath of Sexual Abuse: A
sure, and Posttraumatic Symptomatology Among Children
Handbook for Working with Children in Care, by M. Osmond et al.”
With Oppositional Defiant and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
[Book Review], 384
Disorders,” 205.
CHAFFIN, MARK, “Introduction to the Focus Section on Contro-
FOREMAN, TONYA, and WILLIAM BERNET, “A Misunderstand-
versial Issues,” 9]
ing Regarding the Duty to Report Suspected Abuse,” 190
CONNOLLY, JENNIFER, DEBRA PEPLER, WENDY CRAIG, and
FRIEDRICH, WILLIAM N., see Sadowski, C. M.
ALI TARADASH, “Dating Experiences of Bullies in Early Ado-
FURMAN, WYNDOL C., see Feiring, C., and Flanagan, A. S
lescence,” 299
GAINES, RICHARD see Praver, F.
CRAIG, WENDY, see Connolly, ]
GARB, HOWARD N., JAMES M. WOOD, and M. TERESA
CROSS, THEODORE P., “/ xpert Witnesses in Child Abuse Cases, ed-
NEZWORSKI, “Projective Techniques and the Detection of
ited by Stephen J. Ceci and Helene Hembrooke” [Book Re
Child Sexual Abuse,” 161
view], 79.
GARVEN, SENA, see Wood, J. M.
DAVISS, WILLIAM B., see Ford, J. D
GHAHARY, NOURIMAN, see Palmer, L
DEGRAW, DONNA, see Palmer, I
GOLDING, JONATHAN M., TERRI L. STEWART, JOHN A.
DIGIUSEPPE, RAYMOND, see Praver, F
YOZWIAK, YAS DJADALI, and REBECCA POLLEY SANCHEZ,
DJADALI, YAS, see Golding, J. M
“The Impact of DNA Evidence in a Child Sexual Assault Trial,”
DOWLING, REBECCA, see Fontes, L. A
373
DOWNEY, GERALDINE, see Purdie, V
GOTHARD, JUDGE SOL, and NAOMI A. COHEN IVKER, “The
DRAKE, BRETT, and MELISSA JONSON-REID, “Substantiation
Evolving Law of Alleged Delayed Memories of Childhood Sex-
and Early Decision Points in Public Child Welfare: A Concep-
ual Abuse,” 176
tual Reconsideration,” 227.
GRAUERHOLZ, LIZ, “An Ecological Approach to Understanding
ELLIS, CYNTHIA G., see Ford, J]. D
Sexual Revictimization: Linking Personal, Interpersonal, and
ETTER, STEPHEN E., see Boudreaux, M. C
Sociocultural Factors and Processes,” 5
FARRAR, ANNE N , see Palmer, L
HANSON, ROCHELLE F., and EVE G. SPRATT, “Reactive Attach-
ment Disorder: What We Know About the Disorder and Implica-
CHILD MALTREATMENTV,ol . 5, No. 4, November 2000 386-388 tions for Treatment,” 137
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to
CHILD MALTREATMENT
Volume 5
Number | (February 2000) pp. 1-88
Number 2 (May 2000) pp. 89-200
Number 3 (August 2000) pp. 201-288
Number 4 (November 2000) pp. 289-392
Authors: FEIRING, CANDICE, and WYNDOL C. FURMAN, “Editors’ Intro-
duction: When Love Is Just a Four-Letter Word: Victimization
ARATA, CATALINA M., “From Child Victim to Adult Victim: A
and Romantic Relationships in Adolescence,” 293
Model for Predicting Sexual Revictimization,” 28
FEIRING, CANDICE, SAUL ROSENTHAL, and LYNN TASKA,
ARNOLD, SHANYN, see Banyard, V. L
Stigmatization and the Development of Friendship and Ro-
BAGLEY, CHRISTOPHER, and KANKA MALLICK, “Prediction of
mantic Relationships in Adolescent Victims of Sexual Abuse,”
Sexual, Emotional, and Physical Maltreatment and Mental
11
Health Outcomes in a Longitudinal Cohort of 290 Adolescent
FEIRING, CANDICE, see Wolfe, D.
Women,” 218
FLANAGAN, ANNA SMALLEY, and WYNDOL C. FURMAN, “Sex-
BANYARD, VICTORIA L., SHANYN ARNOLD, and JENNIFER
ual Victimization and Perceptions of Close Relationships in Ad
SMITH, “Childhood Sexual Abuse and Dating Experiences of
Undergraduate Women,” 39 olescence,” 350
FLEISCHER, AMY, see Ford, J. D.
BAUGHAN, BROOK, see Silvern, |
FONTES, LISA ARONSON, and REBECCA DOWLING, “Sadistic
BERNET, WILLIAM, see Foreman, 1
BOUDREAUX, MONIQUE C., WAYNE D. LORD, and STEPHEN and Non-Sadistic Sex Offenders, written and narrated by Anna
Salter” [Video Review], 197
E. ETTER, “Child Abduction: An Overview of Current and His-
FORD, JULIAN D., ROBERT RACUSIN, CYNTHIA G. ELLIS, WIL-
torical Perspectives,” 63
LIAM B. DAVISS, JESSICA REISER, AMY FLEISCHER, and
BRESTAN, ELIZABETH V., see Ondersma, S. ]
JULIE THOMAS, “Child Maltreatment, Other Trauma Expo-
BRESTAN, ELIZABETH V “Treating the Aftermath of Sexual Abuse: A
sure, and Posttraumatic Symptomatology Among Children
Handbook for Working with Children in Care, by M. Osmond et al.”
With Oppositional Defiant and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
[Book Review], 384
Disorders,” 205.
CHAFFIN, MARK, “Introduction to the Focus Section on Contro-
FOREMAN, TONYA, and WILLIAM BERNET, “A Misunderstand-
versial Issues,” 9]
ing Regarding the Duty to Report Suspected Abuse,” 190
CONNOLLY, JENNIFER, DEBRA PEPLER, WENDY CRAIG, and
FRIEDRICH, WILLIAM N., see Sadowski, C. M.
ALI TARADASH, “Dating Experiences of Bullies in Early Ado-
FURMAN, WYNDOL C., see Feiring, C., and Flanagan, A. S
lescence,” 299
GAINES, RICHARD see Praver, F.
CRAIG, WENDY, see Connolly, ]
GARB, HOWARD N., JAMES M. WOOD, and M. TERESA
CROSS, THEODORE P., “/ xpert Witnesses in Child Abuse Cases, ed-
NEZWORSKI, “Projective Techniques and the Detection of
ited by Stephen J. Ceci and Helene Hembrooke” [Book Re
Child Sexual Abuse,” 161
view], 79.
GARVEN, SENA, see Wood, J. M.
DAVISS, WILLIAM B., see Ford, J. D
GHAHARY, NOURIMAN, see Palmer, L
DEGRAW, DONNA, see Palmer, I
GOLDING, JONATHAN M., TERRI L. STEWART, JOHN A.
DIGIUSEPPE, RAYMOND, see Praver, F
YOZWIAK, YAS DJADALI, and REBECCA POLLEY SANCHEZ,
DJADALI, YAS, see Golding, J. M
“The Impact of DNA Evidence in a Child Sexual Assault Trial,”
DOWLING, REBECCA, see Fontes, L. A
373
DOWNEY, GERALDINE, see Purdie, V
GOTHARD, JUDGE SOL, and NAOMI A. COHEN IVKER, “The
DRAKE, BRETT, and MELISSA JONSON-REID, “Substantiation
Evolving Law of Alleged Delayed Memories of Childhood Sex-
and Early Decision Points in Public Child Welfare: A Concep-
ual Abuse,” 176
tual Reconsideration,” 227.
GRAUERHOLZ, LIZ, “An Ecological Approach to Understanding
ELLIS, CYNTHIA G., see Ford, J]. D
Sexual Revictimization: Linking Personal, Interpersonal, and
ETTER, STEPHEN E., see Boudreaux, M. C
Sociocultural Factors and Processes,” 5
FARRAR, ANNE N , see Palmer, L
HANSON, ROCHELLE F., and EVE G. SPRATT, “Reactive Attach-
ment Disorder: What We Know About the Disorder and Implica-
CHILD MALTREATMENTV,ol . 5, No. 4, November 2000 386-388 tions for Treatment,” 137
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INDEX 387
HIEBERT-MURPHY, DIANE, “Factors Related to Mothers’ Percep- SIEGFRIED, NICOLE J., see Messman-Moore, T. L.
tions of Parenting Following Their Children’s Disclosures of SILBERG, JOYANNA L., “Fifteen Years of Dissociation in Mal
Sexual Abuse,” 251. treated Children: Where Do We Go From Here?” 119.
HIGGINS, DARYL J., and MARITA P. MCCABE, “Relationships Be- SILVERN, LOUISE, LYNN C. WAELDE, BROOK McCLINTIC
tween Different Types of Maltreatment During Childhood and BAUGHAN, JANE KARYL, and LYNN L. KAERSVANG, “Two
Adjustment in Adulthood,” 261. Formats for Eliciting Retrospective Reports of Child Sexual and
IVKER, NAOMIA., see Gothard, S. Physical Abuse: Effects on Apparent Prevalence and Relation
JENNY, CAROLE, see Starling, S. P. ships to Adjustment,” 236.
JOHNSON, CHARLES F., see Lentsch, K. C. SIMPSON, SHARON M., see Ondersma, S. J
JONSON-REID, MELISSA, see Drake, B. SIROTNAK, ANDREW P., see Starling, S. P.
KAERSVANG, LYNN L,. see Silvern, L SMITH, DANIEL W., “Introduction to Focus Section on Repeat
KARYL, JANE, see Silvern, L. Victimization: The Study of Repeat Victimization Is Coming of
LENTSCH, KIRSTEN C., and CHARLES F. JOHNSON, “Do Physi- Age,* 3.
cians Have Adequate Knowledge of Child Sexual Abuse? The SMITH, JENNIFER, see Banyard, V. L.
Results of Two Surveys of Practicing Physicians, 1986 and 1996,” SPRATT, EVE G., see Hanson, R. F.
72. STARLING, SUZANNE P., ANDREW P. SIROTNAK, and CAROLE
LEVESQUE, ROGER J. R., “Cultural Evidence, Child Maltreat- JENNY, “Child Abuse and Forensic Pediatric Medicine Fellow-
ment, and the Law,” 146. ship Curriculum Statement,” 58.
LONG, PATRICIJA. , see Messman-Moore, T. L STEWART, TERRI L., see Golding,J . M.
LORD, WAYNE D., see Boudreaux, M. C TARADASH, ALI, see Connolly, J.
MALLICK, KANKA, see Bagley, C. TASKA, LYNN, see Feiring, C.
MANDEL, FRANCINE S., see Praver, F. THOMAS, JULIE, see Ford, J. D.
MCCABE, MARITA P., see Higgins, D. J. TRICKETT, PENELOPE K., see Noll, J. G
MESSMAN-MOORE, TERRI L., PATRICIA J. LONG, and NICOLE VALLE, MARIA, see Palmer, L.
J. SIEGFRIED, “The Revictimization of Child Sexual Abuse Sur- WAELDE, LYNN C., see Silvern, L.
vivors: An Examination of the Adjustment of College Women WARD, MARTIN, see Ondersma, S. J.
With Child Sexual Abuse, Adult Sexual Assault, and Adult Physi- WEST, CAROLYN M., LINDA M. WILLIAMS, and JANE A
SIEGEL, “Adult Sexual Revictimization Among Black Women
cal Abuse,” 18.
Sexually Abused in Childhood: A Prospective Examination of
MONNIER, JEANNINE, “Techniques and Issues in Abuse-Focused Ther-
afry with Children & Adolescents: Addressing the Internal Trauma, by Serious Consequences of Abuse,” 49.
WILLIAMS, LINDA M., see West, C. M.
Sandra Wieland” [Book Review], 286.
WOLFE, DAVID A., and CANDICE FEIRING, “Dating Violence
NEZWORSKI, M. TERESA, see Garb, H. N.
Through the Lens of Adolescent Relationships,” 360
NOLL, JENNIE G., PENELOPE K. TRICKETT, and FRANK W.
WOOD, JAMES M., see Garb, H. N.
PUTNAM, “Social Network Constellation and Sexuality of Sex-
WOOD, JAMES M., and SENA GARVEN, “How Sexual Abuse Inter-
ually Abused and Comparison Girls in Childhood and Adoles-
views Go Astray: Implications for Prosecutors, Police, and Child
cence,” 323.
Protection Services,” 109.
ONDERSMA, STEVEN J., SHARON M. SIMPSON, ELIZABETH V YOZWIAK, JOHN A., see Golding,J . M.
BRESTAN, and MARTIN WARD, “Prenatal Drug Exposure and
Social Policy: The Search for an Appropriate Response,” 93
Articles:
PALMER, LAURA, ANNE N. FARRAR, MARIA VALLE,
NOURIMAN GHAHARY, MICHAEL PANELLA, and DONNA “Adult Sexual Revictimization Among Black Women Sexually
DEGRAW, “An Investigation of the Clinical Use of the Abused in Childhood: A Prospective Examination of Serious
House-Tree-Person Projective Drawings in the Psychological Consequences of Abuse,” West et al., 49.
Evaluation of Child Sexual Abuse,” 169. “Child Abduction: An Overview of Current and Historical Perspec-
PANELLA, MICHAEL, see Palmer, L. tives,” Boudreaux et al., 63.
PELCOVITZ, DAVID, see Praver, F. “Child Abuse and Forensic Pediatric Medicine Fellowship Curricu-
PEPLER, DEBRA, see Connolly,J . lum Statement,” Starling et al., 58.
PRAVER, FRANCES, RAYMOND DIGIUSEPPE, DAVID “Child Maltreatment, Other Trauma Exposure, and Posttraumatic
PELCOVITZ, FRANCINE S. MANDEL, and RICHARD Symptomatology Among Children With Oppositional Defiant
GAINES, “A Preliminary Study of a Cartoon Measure for and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorders,” Ford etal., 205.
Children’s Reactions to Chronic Trauma,” 273. “Childhood Sexual Abuse and Dating Experiences of Undergradu
PURDIE, VALERIE, and GERALDINE DOWNEY, “Rejection Sensi- ate Women,” Banyard et al., 39.
tivity and Adolescent Girls’ Vulnerability to Relationship-Cen- “Cultural Evidence, Child Maltreatment, and the Law,” Levesque,
tered Difficulties,” 338. 146.
PUTNAM, FRANK W., see NollJ,. G. “Dating Experiences of Bullies in Early Adolescence,” Connolly
RACUSIN, ROBERT, see Ford, J. D. et al., 299.
REISER, JESSICA, see Ford,J . D. “Dating Violence Through the Lens of Adolescent Relationships,”
ROSENTHAL, SAUL, see Feiring, C. Wolfe and Feiring, 360.
SADOWSKI, CHRISTINE M., and WILLIAM N. FRIEDRICH, “Do Physicians Have Adequate Knowledge of Child Sexual Abuse?
“Psychometric Properties of the Trauma Symptom Checklist for The Results of Two Surveys of Practicing Physicians, 1986 and
Children (TSCC) With Psychiatrically Hospitalized Adoles- 1996,” Lentsch and Johnson, 72.
cents,” 364. “An Ecological Approach to Understanding Sexual Revictim-
SANCHEZ, REBECCA POLLEY, see Golding,J . M. ization: Linking Personal, Interpersonal, and Sociocultural Fac-
SIEGEL, JANE A., see West, C. M. tors and Processes,” Grauerholz, 5.
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388 INDEX
“Editors’ Introduction: When Love Is Just a Four-Letter Word: Vic- “Reactive Attachment Disorder: What We Know About the Disor-
timization and Romantic Relationships in Adolescence,” der and Implications for Treatment,” Hanson and Spratt, 137.
Feiring and Furman, 293. “Rejection Sensitivity and Adolescent Girls’ Vulnerability to Rela-
“The Evolving Law of Alleged Delayed Memories of Childhood Sex- tionship-Centered Difficulties,” Purdie and Downey, 338.
ual Abuse,” Gothard et al., 176. “Relationships Between Different Types of Maltreatment During
“Factors Related to Mothers’ Perceptions of Parenting Following Childhood and Adjustment in Adulthood,” Higgins and
Their Children's Disclosures of Sexual Abuse,” Hiebert- McCabe, 261.
Murphy, 251. “The Revictimization of Child Sexual Abuse Survivors: An Examina-
“Fifteen Years of Dissociation in Maltreated Children: Where Do tion of the Adjustment of College Women With Child Sexual
We Go From Here?” Silberg, 119. Abuse, Adult Sexual Assault, and Adult Physical Abuse,”
“From Child Victim to Adult Victim: A Model for Predicting Sexual Messman-Moore et al., 18.
Revictimization,” Arata, 28. “Sexual Victimization and Perceptions of Close Reiationships in
“How Sexual Abuse Interviews Go Astray: Implications for Prosecu- Adolescence,” Flanagan and Furman, 350.
tors, Police, and Child Protection Services,” Wood and Garven, “Social Network Constellation and Sexuality of Sexually Abused
109. and Comparison Girls in Childhood and Adolescence,” Noll
“The Impact of DNA Evidence in a Child Sexual Assault Trial,” et al., 323.
Golding et al., 373 “Stigmatization and the Development of Friendship and Romantic
“Introduction to the Focus Section on Controversial Issues,” Relationships in Adolescent Victims of Sexual Abuse,” Feiring
Chaffin, 91. etal., Sil.
“Introduction to Focus Section on Repeat Victimization: The Study “Substantiation and Early Decision Points in Public Child Welfare:
of Repeat Victimization Is Coming of Age,“ Smith, 3. A Conceptual Reconsideration,” Drake and Jonson-Reid, 227.
“An Investigation of the Clinical Use of the House-Tree-Person Pro- “Two Formats for Eliciting Retrospective Reports of Child Sexual
jective Drawings in the Psychological Evaluation of Child Sexual and Physical Abuse: Effects on Apparent Prevalence and Rela-
Abuse,” Palmer et al., 169. tionships to Adjustment,” Silvern et al., 236.
“A Misunderstanding Regarding the Duty to Report Suspected
Abuse,” Foreman and Bernet, 190. Book Reviews:
“Prediction of Sexual, Emotional, and Physical Maltreatment and
“Expert Witnesses in Child Abuse Cases, edited by StephenJ . Ceci and
Mental Health Outcomes in a Longitudinal Cohort of 290 Ado-
Helene Hembrooke,” Cross, 79.
lescent Women,” Bagley and Mallick, 218.
“Techniques and Issues in Abuse-Focused Therapry with Children & Adoles-
‘A Preliminary Study of a Cartoon Measure for Children’s Reac-
cents: Addressing the Internal Trauma, by Sandra Wieland,”
tions to Chronic Trauma,” Praver et al., 273
Monnier, 286.
“Prenatal Drug Exposure and Social Policy: The Search for an Ap-
“Treating the Aftermath of Sexual Abuse: A Handbook for Working with
propriate Response,” Ondersma et al., 93.
Children in Care, by M. Osmond et al.,” Brestan, 384.
“Projective Techniques and the Detection of Child Sexual Abuse,”
Garb et al., 161.
Video Review:
Psychometric Properties of the Trauma Symptom Checklist for
Children (TSCC) With Psychiatrically Hospitalized Adoles- “Sadistic and Non-Sadistic Sex Offenders, written and narrated by Anna
cents,” Sadowski and Friedrich, 364 Salter,” Fontes and Dowling, 197.
CHILD MALTREATMENT / NOVEMBER 2000