Search Results - "Marshall, Linda L."

Social Reactions to Intimate Partner Violence Disclosure Among Low-Income, Ethnically Diverse Community Women by Yndo, Monica C., Weston, Rebecca, Marshall, Linda L.

“…Friends and family members’ reactions to intimate partner violence (IPV) disclosure play an important role in social support because disclosure often precedes…”
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Effects of men's subtle and overt psychological abuse on low-income women by Marshall, L L

“…A social influence approach to the psychological abuse of women (Marshall, 1994; 1996) was expanded and tested. Distinctions are made between obvious acts…”
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Differing Effects of Partner and Nonpartner Sexual Assault on Women's Mental Health by Temple, Jeff R., Weston, Rebecca, Rodriguez, Benjamin F., Marshall, Linda L.

“…This study contrasted the effects of intimate partner and nonpartner sexual assault on women's mental health among a sample (N = 835) of low-income, ethnically…”
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Physical and mental health outcomes of women in nonviolent, unilaterally violent, and mutually violent relationships by Temple, Jeff R, Weston, Rebecca, Marshall, Linda L

“…Despite equivocal findings on whether men or women are more violent, the negative impact of violence is greatest for women. To determine how gender asymmetry…”
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Childhood and Adolescent Sexual Abuse of Community Women: Mediated Effects on Psychological Distress and Social Relationships by Kallstrom-Fuqua, Amanda C, Weston, Rebecca, Marshall, Linda L

“…Possible mediators of sexual abuse severity were tested on the basis of D. Finkelhor and A. Browne's (1985) traumagenic dynamics model with 178 low-income…”
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The longitudinal association between alcohol use and intimate partner violence among ethnically diverse community women by Temple, Jeff R, Weston, Rebecca, Stuart, Gregory L, Marshall, Linda L

“…Abstract Research has consistently demonstrated a strong link between substance misuse and the perpetration of intimate partner violence (IPV). However,…”
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Women's Motives for Violent and Nonviolent Behaviors in Conflicts by Weston, Rebecca, Marshall, Linda L., Coker, Ann L.

“…Drawing from past research on women's motives for intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetration, correlates of women's perpetration, and correlates of…”
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A NEW MEASURE OF MISFIT FOR COVARIANCE STRUCTURE MODELS by Yuan, Ke-Hai, Marshall, Linda L.

“…Various fit indices exist in structural equation models. Most of these indices are related to the noncentrality parameter (NCP) of the chi-square distribution…”
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Gender symmetry and asymmetry in violent relationships : Patterns of mutuality among racially diverse women by WESTON, Rebecca, TEMPLE, Jeff R, MARSHALL, Linda L

“…Three patterns of mutual intimate partner violence (IPV) are proposed, based on frequency and severity: Male primary perpetrator (MPP), female primary…”
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PTSD symptoms and partner abuse: Low income women at risk by Vogel, Laura C. M., Marshall, Linda L.

“…Aspects of partner abuse (types, severity, chronicity, treatment of injury, fear, etc.) were addressed with low income community women, half of whom scored…”
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Development of the Severity of Violence Against Women Scales by MARSHALL, L. L

“…To respond to the need for more sensitive assessment tools, scales were developed to evaluate male violence against women. The Severity of Violence Against…”
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A Unified Approach to Exploratory Factor Analysis with Missing Data, Nonnormal Data, and in the Presence of Outliers by Yuan, Ke-Hai, Marshall, Linda L, Bentler, Peter M

“…Proposes a rescaled Bartless-corrected statistic for evaluating the number of factors in exploratory factor analysis with missing data, nonnormal data, and in…”
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Psychological abuse of women : Six distinct clusters by MARSHALL, L. L

“…A study was designed to identify patterns of psychological abuse and determine whether different patterns mediate the effects of violence and sexual aggression…”
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Assessing the Effect of Model Misspecifications on Parameter Estimates in Structural Equation Models by Yuan, Ke-Hai, Marshall, Linda L., Bentler, Peter M.

“…Model misspecifications may have a systematic effect on parameters, causing biases in their estimates. In the application of structural equation models, every…”
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Toward Ethnically Specific Models of Employment, Public Assistance, and Victimization by HONEYCUTT, TODD C., MARSHALL, LINDA L., WESTON, REBECCA

“…Among 836 low-income women, those receiving Aid to Families With Dependent Children (AFDC) or food stamps had experienced more coercive sexual assault, abuse…”
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Distress and symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder in abused women by Vitanza, S, Vogel, L C, Marshall, L L

“…Emotional distress and symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) were examined among women in psychologically abusive relationships. Women (N = 93) were…”
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Extension of the behavioral model of healthcare utilization with ethnically diverse, low-income women by Keenan, Lisa A, Marshall, Linda L, Eve, Susan

“…Psychosocial vulnerabilities were added to a model of healthcare utilization. This extension was tested among low-income women with ethnicity addressed as a…”
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8. Assessing the Effect of Model Misspecifications on Parameter Estimates in Structural Equation Models by Yuan, Ke-Hai, Marshall, Linda L., Bentler, Peter M.

“…Model misspecifications may have a systematic effect on parameters, causing biases in their estimates. In the application of structural equation models, every…”
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Cross-validation by downweighting influential cases in structural equation modelling by Yuan, Ke-Hai, Marshall, Linda L., Weston, Rebecca

“…In the social and behavioural sciences, structural equation modelling has been widely used to test a substantive theory or causal relationship among latent…”
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The severity of violence against men scales by MARSHALL, L. L

“…In response to the need to differentiate the effects of female and male violence, scales were developed applicable to female violence against men. Two versions…”
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