It could happen to anyone : why battered women stay /

• Violette, Alyse D La.
• Barnett, Ola W.

• Abused women -- United States -- Case studies

• SAGE,

• 0761919945
• 0761919953 (pbk.):

• £15.99

• Previous ed.: 1993.
• 15.99.

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• Social research methods
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