Women who kill their children seems like an unfathomable thing to do. However, high profile cases such as Andrea Yates and Casey Anthony, shows that this maternal filicide (mothers that kill their children) does happen. This research will examine mothers that killed their children within the last 20 years. Multiple variables will be examined such as: demographics of mother and victim, motivation for maternal filicide, history of diagnosed mental illness and family history of mental illness, history of alcohol and/or substance abuse, history of domestic violence (either perpetrated by mother or someone in the household for from mothers upbringing), other risk factors for maternal filicide (economic marginalization, age of mother, marital sta...
Background: Child homicide represents 11.5% of all homicides and parents are perpetrators in about 6...
Most child victims of homicide are killed by a parent or step-parent. This large population study pr...
The current study examined whether attachment theory could contribute to identifying risk factors in...
Women who kill their children seems like an unfathomable thing to do. However, high profile cases su...
High profile cases, such as those of Susan Smith and Andrea Yates, have drawn the attention of the p...
When a child is murdered, the most frequent perpetrator is the child’s parent and if the age of the...
Research on filicide, the killing of a child by a biological or a de facto parent or parents, has la...
Filicide, the murder of a child by a parent (1), is a rare phe-nomenon, one which many authors have ...
Since the death penalty was reinstated in the U. S. in 1976, 33 women have been sentenced to die for...
Filicide, or the crime of killing one\u27s children, is as old as human society. Even a brief consid...
Filicide is a crime that conflicts with nature in that it undermines our genetic fitness and parenta...
WOS: 000351851100016PubMed: 28360681Introduction: In the literature, 15% of the victims of homicide ...
A mother killing her child is a disturbing and puzzling crime. While extensive research has been con...
Most child victims of homicide are killed by a parent or step-parent. This large population study pr...
Background: A mother's ability to attune with her child is crucial in structuring one's attachment s...
Background: Child homicide represents 11.5% of all homicides and parents are perpetrators in about 6...
Most child victims of homicide are killed by a parent or step-parent. This large population study pr...
The current study examined whether attachment theory could contribute to identifying risk factors in...
Women who kill their children seems like an unfathomable thing to do. However, high profile cases su...
High profile cases, such as those of Susan Smith and Andrea Yates, have drawn the attention of the p...
When a child is murdered, the most frequent perpetrator is the child’s parent and if the age of the...
Research on filicide, the killing of a child by a biological or a de facto parent or parents, has la...
Filicide, the murder of a child by a parent (1), is a rare phe-nomenon, one which many authors have ...
Since the death penalty was reinstated in the U. S. in 1976, 33 women have been sentenced to die for...
Filicide, or the crime of killing one\u27s children, is as old as human society. Even a brief consid...
Filicide is a crime that conflicts with nature in that it undermines our genetic fitness and parenta...
WOS: 000351851100016PubMed: 28360681Introduction: In the literature, 15% of the victims of homicide ...
A mother killing her child is a disturbing and puzzling crime. While extensive research has been con...
Most child victims of homicide are killed by a parent or step-parent. This large population study pr...
Background: A mother's ability to attune with her child is crucial in structuring one's attachment s...
Background: Child homicide represents 11.5% of all homicides and parents are perpetrators in about 6...
Most child victims of homicide are killed by a parent or step-parent. This large population study pr...
The current study examined whether attachment theory could contribute to identifying risk factors in...