Domestic Violence - A Behavior Analytic Viewpoint
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In a follow up to the July 2018 podcast on "Eliminating the Battering of Women" Timothy reviews a 2005 article by Bell and Naugle on why a victim of domestic violence would stay or leave their situation. A reading from the 2014 book "Shattered Silence: An Untold Story of Domestic Violence" by Brenna Hall, provides details on life in a domestic violence shelter. The concepts of reinforcement, punishment, extinction, behavioral economics and delay discounting are seen in the light of this serious social problem. Write your comments about this podcast in an email: [email protected] Try our Blogger site: https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=4053261418878325569#allposts If you like us, then Like us on our Facebook page: facebook.com/CrimBehav/
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