"Clark describes the risks and correlates of intimate partner violence (IPV) among adolescents. Using longitudinal data, she finds that the victim-offender overlap that exists in general violence extends to IPV. Also, Michael Johnson's typology of IPV among adults likely exists among adolescents; sometimes IPV is perpetrated by both partners, and sometimes it is perpetrated by only one. Moreover, IPV victimization is not evenly distributed among adolescents, and more targeted interventions are likely needed to prevent abuse. Clark integrates multiple theories of violence and victimization, including lifestyle exposure theory, differential association theory, general strain theory."--Publisher's website.
General violence and intimate partner violence among adolescents : similarities and differences -- An integrated theoretical approach to general violence and intimate partner violence among adolescents -- An overview of the national longitudinal study of adolescent health -- Adolescent intimate partner violence risk factors -- Behaviors associated with adolescent intimate partner violence victimization -- The causes and correlates of mutual and one-sided adolescent intimate partner violence -- Towards an integrated model of general violence and intimate partner violence.