The role of psychopathic traits among intimate partner-violent men: A systematic review
Abstract
Preventing intimate partner violence (IPV) requires coordinated actions in the criminal justice and social service response systems, such as services and advocacy programs for victims and effective batterer intervention programs (BIPs; Aaron & Beaulaurier, 2016).Previous meta-analysis about the efficacy of BIPs suggest a minimal impact of BIP on reducing recidivism (Arias, Arce, & Vilariño, 2013;Babcock, Green, & Robie, 2004;Feder & Wilson, 2005).BIPs' effectiveness depends not only on the context of the intervention but also on both the therapist and offenders' characteristics (Carbajosa,
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