White Papers & Summaries
poly-victimization
White Papers & Summaries
In partnership with experts in poly-victimization, the NCAC provides White Papers and summaries of cutting-edge research on the impact of poly-victimization on child victims.
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Turner, H., Hamby, S., & Banyard, V. (2013). Poly-victimization: Childhood Exposure to Multiple Forms of Victimization
White Paper | Poly-victimization: Childhood Exposure to Multiple Forms of Victimization
Summary | Poly-victimization: Childhood Exposure to Multiple Forms of Victimization: Summary of Key Points
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Hamby, S., Turner, H., & Banyard, V. (2013). How to Assess Poly-victimization in Your Work: Approaches and Tools
White Paper | How to Assess Poly-victimization in Your Work: Approaches and Tools
Summary | How to Assess Poly-victimization in Your Work: Approaches and Tools: Summary of Key Points
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Banyard, V., Hamby, S., & Turner, H. (2013). Treatment Models for Poly-victimization
White Paper | Treatment Models for Poly-victimization
Summary | Treatment Models for Poly-Victimization: Summary of Key Points
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Turner, H., Hamby, S., & Banyard, V. (2014). Poly-victimization among Children with Disabilities
White Paper | Poly-victimization among Children with Disabilities
Summary | Poly-victimization among Children with Disabilities: Summary of Key Points
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Banyard, V., Hamby, S., & Turner, H. (2014). Prevention of Poly-victimization: Comprehensive and Connected Approaches
White Paper | Prevention of Poly-victimization: Comprehensive and Connected Approaches
Summary | Prevention of Poly-victimization: Comprehensive and Connected Approaches: Summary of Key Points
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Hamby, S., Turner, H., Vanderminden, J. (2014). Poly-victimization Among Children in Therapy
White Paper | Poly-victimization Among Children in Therapy
Summary | Poly-victimization Among Children in Therapy: Summary of Key Points
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