What were some of Hanson's characteristics and mental health diagnoses for individual batterers?
What will be an ideal response?
From a review of the literature, Hanson (2002) characterizes individual batterers as clinically assessed problematic individuals displaying poor impulse control, aggression, fear of intimacy, emotional dependence, fear of abandonment, and impaired ego functioning. Mental health diagnoses for batterers can include obsessive-compulsive, paranoid, borderline personality, passive-aggressive, narcissistic, and antisocial.
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