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Chapter Four: Who Are the Perpetrators and Why Do They Do It?
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Forensic PsychologyPsychopathologyVictimologyLawCriminal LawInternational CrimesKey FactorsVictimisationTrauma In ChildPsychologyDevelopmental PsychologyShaken Baby SyndromeComparative LiteratureUnderstanding DevelopomentDevelopmental EpidemiologyHealth SciencesPsychiatryCrime Against HumanityGenocideHomicideChild AbuseChild DevelopmentCriminal JusticePediatricsAggressionChild ProtectionChapter FourPost-traumatic Stress Disorder
Summary This chapter will explain the data regarding who the perpetrators of Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) are and what triggers their behavior. Specific epidemiologic risk factors will be discussed, as well as the approach to the psychopathology of the parents and perpetrators, adult-child interactions, psychosocial isolation, child factors and situa-tional dynamics contributing to SBS. Key factors in understanding developoment, temperament, behavior and parental expectations will also be discussed.
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