Family Dynamics of Domestic Abuse

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Assignment 1 This topic will be comparing and contrasting traumatic bonding, Stockholm syndrome and domestic abuse.

This will include:

  • Introduction – include a brief overview of domestic abuse.
  • A description of Traumatic Bonding, utilizing the literature.
  • A description of Stockholm Syndrome, utilizing the literature and course reading.
  • An analysis of the similarities and differences between Stockholm and Traumatic Bonding.
  • An analysis of how traumatic bonding impacts relationships characterized by domestic abuse.
  • Provide a conclusion.

sources may also be found at VAWnet.org, or NACDV.org. These are domestic abuse specific sites with reputable resources.

The paper will be 6-8 pages in length. Paper length does not include cover page or references. 1 inch margins (top, bottom and sides)

Double-spaced and typed in Times Roman

Minimum of seven (7) citations/references with the vast majority being from accredited books and journals and any supplements from the Internet must be from recognized, reputable organizations. Websites such as Wikipedia are NOT acceptable.

Sources to use: Use some of these, plus other pdfs attached with additional 5 other ^

Ganley, A. L. (1991). Understanding domestic violence. In Warshaw, C., &Ganley, A. L., Improving the health care response to domestic violence: A resource manual for health care providers. San Francisco, CA: Futures Without Violence.  (Instructor Note: This is a handout.)

Warshaw, C. (1991). Identification, assessment, and intervention with victims of domestic violence. In C. Warshaw& A. L. Ganley, Improving the health care response to domestic violence: A resource manual for health care providers. San Francisco, CA: Family Violence Prevention Fund.
(Instructor Note: This is a handout.)

Zubretsky, T. M., &Digirolamo, K. M. (n.d.). The false connection between adult domestic violence and alcohol. Troy, NY: The Alcohol Connection. Retrieved from www.safetyzone.org/false_cx.htm
(Instructor Note: This is a handout.)

Do not use direct quotes or use them sparingly to only enhance your narrative.