Reason To Hope. Reason To Hope. The collection explores the ways in which violent behavior develops and is learned, emphasizing the social and cultural factors that help shape the process. Populations that are especially susceptible to becoming perpetrators or victims of violence, especially members of ethnic and social minorities, are discussed. Interpersonal violence is one of the most prevalent and socially transmittable health risks Americans face, but it is by no means an inevitable, random, or unchangeable problem.
References follow each chapter.
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