Applying social cognitive career theory to the empowerment of battered women.

During the past 30 years, the issues of domestic violence and battered women have received increasing attention both nationally and globally through media campaigns, legislation initiatives, and research conducted in disciplines such as criminal justice, social science, and women's studies (Ellseberg, Caldera, Herrera, Winkvist, & Kullgren, 1999; Fawcett, Heise, Isita-Espejel, & Pick, 1999; Gelles, 1997; Gondolf & Fisher, 1988; Horne, 1999; Kozu, 1999; P. T. McWhirter, 1999; Walker, 1999). The existing literature on the consequences of domestic violence has informed practice by describing the emergency safety and personal counseling needs of battered women, as well as best ...

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