Children’s Exposure to Community Violence: Following a Path from Concern to Research to Action
Raymond P. Lorion, William R. Saltzman
Abstract
Raymond P. Lorion, William R. Saltzman
Abstract
This paper discusses the antecedents and current progress of an ongoing program of research on the nature, extent, and consequences of children's direct and indirect exposure to violent events and settings. Involvement in such research has sensitized the authors to difficult ethical and methodological challenges that, we believe, merit consideration by mental health scientists and policy markers. Resolution of those challenges has substantive implications for both subsequent research and the application of resultant findings.
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This paper discusses the antecedents and current progress of an ongoing program of research on the nature, extent, and consequences of children's direct and indirect exposure to violent events and settings. Involvement in such research has sensitized the authors to difficult ethical and methodological challenges that, we believe, merit consideration by mental health scientists and policy markers. Resolution of those challenges has substantive implications for both subsequent research and the application of resultant findings.
Key concepts: Mental health, Psychology, Action (physics), Political science, Psychiatry, Quantum mechanics, Physics