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Protective Factors, Resilience, and Violence
This special issue of Psychology of Violence includes articles that showcase new ways of measuring aspects of resilient outcomes and protective factors, explore resilience in relation to a variety of forms of violence across the life span, and illustrate prevention and intervention efforts that promote resilience and may lead both to violence prevention as well as to effective intervention to promote recovery among victims.
The Role of Cultural Factors on Dating Violence Perpetration and Delinquency Among Latino Youth [PDF]
Cultural factors can play a role on the perpetration of dating violence and delinquent behavior among some Latino youth.
