Social Aspects of the Battered Baby Syndrome

Selwyn M. Smith, Ruth Hanson, Sheila Noble

1974-12-01articleThe British Journal of Psychiatry111 citationsclosed

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Child Abuse and Trauma Homicide, Infanticide, and Child Abuse Child Abuse and Related Trauma

Abstract

In spite of increasing interest, the problem of the battered child remains controversial. Some see the problem as a response to stressful social circumstances and society's permissive attitude to violence (23), others view it as primarily a manifestation of parental maladjustment (64).

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