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Do hostile attributions and negative affect explain the association between authoritarian beliefs and harsh parenting?

Child abuse & neglect, 2017-05, Vol.67, p.13-21

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Do emotion regulation difficulties explain the association between executive functions and child physical abuse risk?

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Social information processing in high-risk and physically abusive parents

Child abuse & neglect, 2003, Vol.27 (1), p.7-20

Milner, Joel S.

2003

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Heart Rate and Heart Rate Variability in Parents at Risk for Child Physical Abuse

Journal of interpersonal violence, 2018-05, Vol.33 (10), p.1629-1652

2018

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Pain tolerance, pain sensitivity, and accessibility of aggression-related schemata in parents at-risk for child physical abuse

Child abuse & neglect, 2014-11, Vol.38 (11), p.1840-1847

2014

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Effect sizes and effect size benchmarks in family violence research

Child abuse & neglect, 2023-05, Vol.139, p.106095-106095, Article 106095

2023

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Do trauma symptoms mediate the relationship between childhood physical abuse and adult child abuse risk?

Child abuse & neglect, 2010-05, Vol.34 (5), p.332-344

2010

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Does parental use of harsh discipline and punishment in response to ambiguous child situations vary by child physical abuse risk?

Child abuse & neglect, 2024-07, Vol.153, p.106829-106829, Article 106829

2024

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Child physical abuse risk moderates spontaneously inferred traits from ambiguous child behaviors

Child abuse & neglect, 2013-12, Vol.37 (12), p.1142-1151

2013

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Child maltreatment in United States military families

Child abuse & neglect, 2015-09, Vol.47, p.102-113

Milner, Joel S

2015

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Child maltreatment in United States military families: The military Family Advocacy Program has given increased attention to the prevention of family violence

Child abuse & neglect, 2015-09, Vol.47, p.102-113

Milner, Joel S.

2015

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Does the Fading Affect Bias Vary by Memory Type and a Parent’s Risk of Physically Abusing a Child? A Replication and Extension

Psychological reports, 2023-10, Vol.126 (5), p.2418-2432

2023

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Parental responses to infant crying: The influence of child physical abuse risk and hostile priming

Child abuse & neglect, 2008-07, Vol.32 (7), p.702-710

2008

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Do High-Risk Parents Use More Aggression During Competitive Play With Children?

Journal of interpersonal violence, 2022-05, Vol.37 (9-10), p.NP7707-NP7728

2022

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Prolonged Infant Crying: Caregiving Quality and Child Physical Abuse Risk

Journal of interpersonal violence, 2023-02, Vol.38 (3-4), p.3298-3320

2023

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Does accessibility of positive and negative schema vary by child physical abuse risk?

Child abuse & neglect, 2010-11, Vol.34 (11), p.886-895

2010

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Borderline personality features and emotion regulation deficits are associated with child physical abuse potential

Child abuse & neglect, 2016-02, Vol.52, p.177-184

2016

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Does Attentional Control Mediate the Association Between Adverse Early Experiences and Child Physical Abuse Risk?

Journal of family violence, 2012-02, Vol.27 (2), p.97-103

2012

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Child‐related attributions of hostile intent and harsh discipline: Moderating effects of anger

Aggressive behavior, 2019-11, Vol.45 (6), p.610-621

2019

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Automatic Encoding of Ambiguous Child Behavior in High and Low Risk for Child Physical Abuse Parents

Journal of family violence, 2010-01, Vol.25 (1), p.73-80

2010

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Reducing Child-Related Negative Attitudes, Attributions of Hostile Intent, Anger, Harsh Parenting Behaviors, and Punishment Through Evaluative Conditioning

Cognitive therapy and research, 2017-02, Vol.41 (1), p.43-61

2017

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Child maltreatment re-offending in families served by the United States Air Force Family Advocacy Program

Child abuse & neglect, 2018-03, Vol.77, p.67-74

2018

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Are implicit personality theories associated with parental reactions to child transgressions?

Personality and individual differences, 2018-07, Vol.128, p.113-121

2018

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Parents’ spontaneous evaluations of children and symbolic harmful behaviors toward their child

Child abuse & neglect, 2017-05, Vol.67, p.419-428

2017

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Evaluations, attributions, affect, and disciplinary choices in mothers at high and low risk for child physical abuse

Child abuse & neglect, 2001-08, Vol.25 (8), p.1015-1036

2001

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Do hostile attributions and negative affect explain the association between authoritarian beliefs and harsh parenting?

Do emotion regulation difficulties explain the association between executive functions and child physical abuse risk?

Social information processing in high-risk and physically abusive parents

Heart Rate and Heart Rate Variability in Parents at Risk for Child Physical Abuse

Pain tolerance, pain sensitivity, and accessibility of aggression-related schemata in parents at-risk for child physical abuse

Effect sizes and effect size benchmarks in family violence research

Do trauma symptoms mediate the relationship between childhood physical abuse and adult child abuse risk?

Does parental use of harsh discipline and punishment in response to ambiguous child situations vary by child physical abuse risk?

Child physical abuse risk moderates spontaneously inferred traits from ambiguous child behaviors

Child maltreatment in United States military families

Child maltreatment in United States military families: The military Family Advocacy Program has given increased attention to the prevention of family violence

Does the Fading Affect Bias Vary by Memory Type and a Parent’s Risk of Physically Abusing a Child? A Replication and Extension

Parental responses to infant crying: The influence of child physical abuse risk and hostile priming

Do High-Risk Parents Use More Aggression During Competitive Play With Children?

Prolonged Infant Crying: Caregiving Quality and Child Physical Abuse Risk

Does accessibility of positive and negative schema vary by child physical abuse risk?

Borderline personality features and emotion regulation deficits are associated with child physical abuse potential

Does Attentional Control Mediate the Association Between Adverse Early Experiences and Child Physical Abuse Risk?

Child‐related attributions of hostile intent and harsh discipline: Moderating effects of anger

Automatic Encoding of Ambiguous Child Behavior in High and Low Risk for Child Physical Abuse Parents

Reducing Child-Related Negative Attitudes, Attributions of Hostile Intent, Anger, Harsh Parenting Behaviors, and Punishment Through Evaluative Conditioning

Child maltreatment re-offending in families served by the United States Air Force Family Advocacy Program

Are implicit personality theories associated with parental reactions to child transgressions?

Parents’ spontaneous evaluations of children and symbolic harmful behaviors toward their child

Evaluations, attributions, affect, and disciplinary choices in mothers at high and low risk for child physical abuse

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