02093nam a2200193   4500001000700000010001800007100004100025101000800066200013500074210005100209215002000260300004900280330138000329606003301709606001701742606002101759606001601780710010301796391597  a9780309263641  a20130411d2013       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aContagion of violencebRecurso eletrónicoeworkshop summaryfrel. Deepali M. Patel, rel. Melissa A. Simon, rel. Rachel M. Taylor  aWashington, DCcNational Academies Pressd2013  a1 CD-ROMd12 cm  aFicheiro de 2,25 MB em formato PDF (186 p.).  a1 Introduction. PART I: WORKSHOP SUMMARY. 2 Patterns of transmission of violence. 3 Processes and mechanisms of the contagion of violence. 4 The role of contextual factors in the contagion of violence. 5 Contagion and interruption in practice. PART II: PAPERS AND COMMENTARY FROM SPEAKERS. II.1 Violence: contagion, group marginalization, and resilience or protective factors (Carl C. Bell). II.2 School-based violence and interruption (Patrick Burton). II.3 Contagion of collective violence: contagion from ethnopolitical violence to other forms of aggression and violence (Eric F. Dubow). II.4 The contagion of suicidal behavior (Madelyn S. Gould and Alison M. Lake). II.5 The potential role of mirror neurons in the contagion of violence (Marco Iacoboni). II.6 Contagion of violence (Eleanor Taylor-Nicholson and Barry Krisberg). II.7 Native aspirations: addressing the contagion of violence in the context of historical trauma (Iris PrettyPaint and Corinne Taylor). II.8 Contagion of violence against refugee women in migration and displacement (Fariyal Ross-Sheriff). II.9 Violence is a contagious disease (Gary Slutkin). II.10 Emotional and evolutionary aspects of contagious violence: overlapping factors in the genesis of diverse types of non-sanctioned human aggression (Jeffery Victoroff). APPENDIXES: A Workshop Agenda. B Glossary. C Speaker biographical sketches.  aPREVENÇÃO DA VIOLÊNCIA  aMETODOLOGIAS  aANÁLISE SOCIAL  aRELATÓRIO  aESTADOS UNIDOSbInstitute of Medicine. Board on Global Health. Forum on Global Violence Prevention