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Evaluation of a psychoeducational program designed to affect attitudes associated with intimate partner violence in an inmate population
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a group intervention designed to impact male attitudes associated with the perpetration of intimate partner violence in a correctional setting. Specifically, the group intervention addressed gender role stereotypes and conflict, healthy
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