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Book Review : Domestic Violence in Context by Robert T. Sigler Lexington Books, 1989 175 pages

Domestic Violence in Context presents the results of four community surveys conducted in Tuscaloosa, Alabama from 1986 to 1988. A carefully designed stratified random sample technique was used to select adult residents of the city. The overall return rate was 78% (469 of 600), broken down as follows: 121 of 150 community attitude toward physical force surveys; 120 of 150 child abuse questionnaires; 111 of 150 spouse abuse questionnaires; and 117 of 150 elder abuse questionnaires. The child abuse survey listed 15 selected behaviors, ranging from criticizing a child in front of others to hitting frequently with belt or stick. None of the acts were totally excluded by more than 14% of the subjects. Mild levels of physical force were endorsed at lower levels than the abuse and