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American Psychological Association United States

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Psychology of Violence is a journal indexed in SJR in Health (social science) and Social Psychology with an H index of 60. It has an SJR impact factor of 1,049 and it has a best quartile of Q1. It has an SJR impact factor of 1,049.

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Categories: Health (social science) (Q1) Social Psychology (Q1) Applied Psychology (Q2)

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Metrics

1,049

SJR Impact factor

60

H Index

24

Total Docs (Last Year)

170

Total Docs (3 years)

1413

Total Refs

562

Total Cites (3 years)

170

Citable Docs (3 years)

2.69

Cites/Doc (2 years)

58.88

Ref/Doc

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"Persist. persist."": A qualitative study of women's decisions to disclose and their perceptions of the impact of routine screening for intimate partner violence."

Couple-level analysis of the relation between family-of-origin aggression and intimate partner violence.

Changing orientations to corporal punishment: A randomized, control trial of the efficacy of a motivational approach to psycho-education.

Child behavior problems: Role of cocaine use, parenting, and child exposure to violence.

Research agenda for violence against American Indian and Alaska Native women: Toward the development of strength-based and resilience interventions.

Protective factors for violence perpetration in Somali young adults: The role of community belonging and neighborhood cohesion.

Outcomes of a restorative circles program in a high school setting.

Alcohol use and problems as a potential mediator of the relationship between emotion dysregulation and intimate partner violence perpetration.

Cumulative victimization as a predictor of intimate partner violence among young mothers.

Key roles of community connectedness in healing from trauma.

Narrative writing exercises for promoting health among adolescents: Promises and pitfalls.

Associations between childhood peer victimization and aggression and subsequent victimization and aggression at college.

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Alcohol, drugs, and violence: A meta-meta-analysis.

An online bystander intervention program for the prevention of sexual violence.

TakeCARE, a video bystander program to help prevent sexual violence on college campuses: Results of two randomized, controlled trials.

The relationship between bias-based peer victimization and depressive symptomatology across sexual and gender identity.

The relation between borderline personality disorder features and teen dating violence.

Differential relationships between childhood and adolescent sexual victimization and cognitive-affective sexual appraisals.