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• PART ONE: FOCUSING ON MEN′S VIOLENCE AND THE PROCESS OF CHANGEResponding to Abused Women"Domestic Violence" Is AsymmetricalThe Transformative ProjectThe "Fit"PART TWO: MEN TALKING ABOUT VIOLENCEThe ViolenceEffects of ViolenceSources of ConflictThe Context of ViolencePART THREE: INTERVENTION FOR CHANGE: RESPONDING VIOLENT MENThe Justice SystemPrograms for AbusersThe Research SitesWomen PartnersPART FOUR: METHODS FOR EVALUATING PROGRAMS FOR VIOLENT MENViolence and Personal ChangeIssues in Evaluation ResearchEvaluating Programs for Violent MenThe Violent Men StudyThe Constellation of ViolenceData CollectionPART FIVE: THE CONTEXT OF INTERVENTION: VIOLENCE AND VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPSThe RelationshipsPrevious Violence, Injuries, and Controlling BehaviourReactions to ViolenceContacts With OthersThe Violent Event Leading to Conviction and Inclusion in the StudyPART SIX: CAN VIOLENT MEN CHANGE?Program Integrity and Evaluative CriteriaInvestigating Selection Bias - Comparisons of the GroupsDo Violent Men Change?PART SEVEN: CHANGES IN QUALITY OF LIFEAssessing the Quality of LifeChanges in Men′s Orientations to Violence Changes in Men′s Related Behaviors and Emotional Well-beingChanges in Men′s Orientations to Their Woman PartnerChanges in Women′s Quality of Life and Sense of Well-BeingChanges in the RelationshipReducing ConflictsSafety and AngerSummaryPART EIGHT: WHY MEN CHANGESpontaneous Reflections About ChangeThree Stories of ChangeThe Process of ChangeThe Sustainability of ChangePART NINE: THE CHALLENGE

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• PART ONE: FOCUSING ON MEN′S VIOLENCE AND THE PROCESS OF CHANGEResponding to Abused Women"Domestic Violence" Is AsymmetricalThe Transformative ProjectThe "Fit"PART TWO: MEN TALKING ABOUT VIOLENCEThe ViolenceEffects of ViolenceSources of ConflictThe Context of ViolencePART THREE: INTERVENTION FOR CHANGE: RESPONDING VIOLENT MENThe Justice SystemPrograms for AbusersThe Research SitesWomen PartnersPART FOUR: METHODS FOR EVALUATING PROGRAMS FOR VIOLENT MENViolence and Personal ChangeIssues in Evaluation ResearchEvaluating Programs for Violent MenThe Violent Men StudyThe Constellation of ViolenceData CollectionPART FIVE: THE CONTEXT OF INTERVENTION: VIOLENCE AND VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPSThe RelationshipsPrevious Violence, Injuries, and Controlling BehaviourReactions to ViolenceContacts With OthersThe Violent Event Leading to Conviction and Inclusion in the StudyPART SIX: CAN VIOLENT MEN CHANGE?Program Integrity and Evaluative CriteriaInvestigating Selection Bias - Comparisons of the GroupsDo Violent Men Change?PART SEVEN: CHANGES IN QUALITY OF LIFEAssessing the Quality of LifeChanges in Men′s Orientations to Violence Changes in Men′s Related Behaviors and Emotional Well-beingChanges in Men′s Orientations to Their Woman PartnerChanges in Women′s Quality of Life and Sense of Well-BeingChanges in the RelationshipReducing ConflictsSafety and AngerSummaryPART EIGHT: WHY MEN CHANGESpontaneous Reflections About ChangeThree Stories of ChangeThe Process of ChangeThe Sustainability of ChangePART NINE: THE CHALLENGE

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• PART ONE: FOCUSING ON MEN′S VIOLENCE AND THE PROCESS OF CHANGEResponding to Abused Women"Domestic Violence" Is AsymmetricalThe Transformative ProjectThe "Fit"PART TWO: MEN TALKING ABOUT VIOLENCEThe ViolenceEffects of ViolenceSources of ConflictThe Context of ViolencePART THREE: INTERVENTION FOR CHANGE: RESPONDING VIOLENT MENThe Justice SystemPrograms for AbusersThe Research SitesWomen PartnersPART FOUR: METHODS FOR EVALUATING PROGRAMS FOR VIOLENT MENViolence and Personal ChangeIssues in Evaluation ResearchEvaluating Programs for Violent MenThe Violent Men StudyThe Constellation of ViolenceData CollectionPART FIVE: THE CONTEXT OF INTERVENTION: VIOLENCE AND VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPSThe RelationshipsPrevious Violence, Injuries, and Controlling BehaviourReactions to ViolenceContacts With OthersThe Violent Event Leading to Conviction and Inclusion in the StudyPART SIX: CAN VIOLENT MEN CHANGE?Program Integrity and Evaluative CriteriaInvestigating Selection Bias - Comparisons of the GroupsDo Violent Men Change?PART SEVEN: CHANGES IN QUALITY OF LIFEAssessing the Quality of LifeChanges in Men′s Orientations to Violence Changes in Men′s Related Behaviors and Emotional Well-beingChanges in Men′s Orientations to Their Woman PartnerChanges in Women′s Quality of Life and Sense of Well-BeingChanges in the RelationshipReducing ConflictsSafety and AngerSummaryPART EIGHT: WHY MEN CHANGESpontaneous Reflections About ChangeThree Stories of ChangeThe Process of ChangeThe Sustainability of ChangePART NINE: THE CHALLENGE