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Intervention for men who batter : an ecological approach

@inproceedings{Edleson1992InterventionFM,
  title={Intervention for men who batter : an ecological approach},
  author={Jeffrey L. Edleson and Richard M. Tolman},
  year={1992}
}
Introduction A Comprehensive Ecological Approach Ecological Assessment of Men Group Intervention for Men Who Batter Individual and Couple Treatment Social System Interventions Epilogue Toward a Violence-Free Ecology 
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