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• 2004Ethics in Violence Against Women Research: The Sensitive, the Dangerous, and the Overlooked153 cited
• 2001The Importance of Culture in Treating Abused and Neglected Children: An Empirical Review92 cited
• 2005Childhood sexual abuse, social support, and psychological outcomes: A loss framework82 cited
• 2005Ethnicity and Child Sexual Abuse Experiences of Female College Students80 cited
• 2001Views of Child Sexual Abuse in Two Cultural Communities: An Exploratory Study among African Americans and Latinos72 cited
• 2007Sin Vergüenza: Addressing Shame with Latino Victims of Child Sexual Abuse and Their Families64 cited
• 2004Perceptions of Child Maltreatment by Parents from the Indian Subcontinent: Challenging Myths About Culturally Based Abusive Parenting Practices56 cited
• 2001Ethnic Differences in Risk Behaviors and Related Psychosocial Variables among a Cohort of Maltreated Adolescents in Foster Care19 cited
• 2013‘Normalizing the Novel’: How Is Culture Addressed in Child Protection Work With Ethnic-Minority Families in Australia?14 cited
• 2013Inadequate supervision or inadequate sensitivity to cultural differences in parenting? Exploring cross-cultural rates of neglect in an Australian sample11 cited