Psychology Press - Men's Violence Against Women Book

Understand the complex dynamics of gender-based violence through this comprehensive academic text from Psychology Press. This book provides a balanced look at clinical and social psychological theory, research, and practical prevention and intervention techniques. It is designed to help readers understand the roots of violence and work toward ending it. The authors examine various forms of violence, including intimate partner violence, rape, stalking, and sexual harassment. Written in a contemporary linguistic style, the content is carefully crafted to avoid victim blaming. This text moves beyond viewing violence as just a women's issue, instead presenting it as a human issue that requires the involvement of both men and women to solve. It serves as a vital resource for anyone studying social psychology, domestic violence prevention, or gender studies.