It Could Happen to Anyone: Why Battered Women Stay

Alyce D. LaViolette · Ola W. Barnett

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Drawing on extensive research, this text provides a comprehensive examination of why women stay in abusive relationships and why they leave, explaining why women should not be blamed for their victimisation

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