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Chitra Raghavan

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Center for International Human Rights

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Center for International Human Rights

Department Of Psychology

Research & Evaluation Center

Psychology

Chitra Raghavan is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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Chitra Raghavan

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psychology criminology behavioral sciences social sciences mental health sociology interpersonal violence domestic violence trauma violence against women feminist criminology coercive control social psychology partner violence psychological trauma intimate partner violence women's studies correctional practice urban sociology feminist theory violent behavior sexual violence criminal justice forensic psychology coercion women's health sexual abuse substance use family violence victimology sex trafficking sexual orientation traumatology international criminology intimate relationships social science research community psychology psychosocial research penology applied social psychology lgbt health gender diversity adolescent psychology feminist perspectives qualitative sociology mixed-methods research manipulation (psychology) commercial sex occupational health psychology psychological violence community violence social support networks trauma-coerced attachment mixed-methods study predatory helpfulness social support custody mediation developmental psychology sexism organizational psychology health disparities social exclusion health inequalities urban health socio-economic issues intergroup conflict community mental health community perceptions cultural psychology attachment theory gender symmetry motivational factor work stressors psychological symptoms female secretarial employees adolescent trauma sexual harassment sexual assault

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Coercive Control in Commercial Sexual Exploitation: Examining Prevalence and the Pros and Cons of Semi-Structured Interviews Versus Likert-Scale Self-Reports. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2026)

sexual abuseexamining prevalencesexual compulsiongender studiesdeviance (sociology)commercial sexual exploitationsexual assaultsexual violencecriminologysexual crimesociologysexual healthcoercive control

Privilege and Power: Sexual Coercion in Violent Intimate Partner Relationships. Violence Against Women (2026)

sexual abusegender studiesfemale criminalitydomestic violencefeminist theoryconflictinterpersonal violencesexual violenceviolence against womencoercionfeminist criminologysocial justicesociologypartner violence

Assessing Coercive Control in Forensic Settings: A Review of the Development and Application of the Brief Interview of Coercive Control (Bicc). Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice (2025)

criminological theoryexperimental criminologylawbrief interviewforensic psychologycriminal justicecriminal behaviorbehavioral sciencesforensic medicineforensic settingscriminologycriminal lawforensic sciencecoercioncrime scienceviolent behaviorpsychologycoercive control

Self-Concealment as a Trauma Response: Examining the Mediating Role of Shame and Dissociation in the Link Between Ptsd Symptoms and Self-Concealment Among Women Who Were Sex-Trafficked. Journal of Human Trafficking (2025)

gender studiespost-traumatic stress disorderstigmasexual assaultinterpersonal violencesexual violencemediating roleviolence against womentrauma responsepsychological traumatraumapsychology

An Examination of Sexual Coercion Experiences Among Latinx Female College Students. Journal of Sexual Aggression (2024)

Stacey Piedad MoralesChitra Raghavan

sexologywomen's studiessexual coercion experiencesinterpersonal violencesocial sciencescriminologypsychologysexual behaviorviolence against womensexual violencefeminist criminologypartner violencebehavioral sciencessexual harassment

Predatory Helpfulness: A Replication (and Expansion) Study Examining Grooming and Recruitment Tactics in Sex Trafficking. Journal of Human Trafficking (2024)

Tatum KenneyChitra Raghavan

anthropologyrecruitment tacticsmentorshipsocial sciencescriminologypredatory helpfulnessinternational criminologybehavioral sciencessex trafficking

The Reconsecration of the Self: A Qualitative Analysis of Sex Trafficking Survivors’ Experience of the Body. Violence Against Women (2024)

Elise JuraschekAlexander LeggChitra Raghavan

anthropologywomen's studieswomen's healthfeminist theorysocial sciencesviolence against womenfeminist perspectivesbody imagequalitative researchtraumarehabilitation

Enhancing the Assessment of Coercive Control in Spanish Femicide Cases: A Nationally Representative Qualitative Analysis. Journal of Family Violence (2023)

Rosa Viñas-RacioneroChitra RaghavanMiguel Ángel Soria-VerdeMario J. ScaloraJorge Santos-HermosoJosé Luís González-ÁlvarezMaría José Garrido-Antón

mental healthpsychiatrydomestic violencespanish femicide casesdemographysocial sciencescriminologyfamily studiesfamily violencefamily psychologyfeminist criminologypsychopathologypsychologycoercive control

Predatory Helpfulness: An Empirical Framework to Identify Fraudulent Tactics Used by Pimps to Recruit and Commercially Sexually Exploit Young Girls and Women. Journal of Human Trafficking (2023)

Inderjit K BasraTatum KenneyShandra Forrest-BankLisa K. ZottarelliChitra Raghavan

social sciencescriminologyempirical frameworkfeminist criminologypredatory helpfulnessfraudulent tacticsjournalismbehavioral sciences

Trauma-Coerced Attachment: Developing Dsm-5′S Dissociative Disorder “Identity Disturbance Due to Prolonged and Intense Coercive Persuasion”. European Journal of Trauma & Dissociation (2023)

Kendra DoychakChitra Raghavan

trauma-coerced attachmentdissociative disorderidentity disturbancetraumatologypsychologypsychopathologymanipulation (psychology)traumabehavioral sciencesgenetics

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Chitra Raghavan

Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Center for International Human Rights

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Center for International Human Rights

Department Of Psychology

Research & Evaluation Center

Psychology

Chitra Raghavan is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Honors

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Chitra Raghavan

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Privilege and Power: Sexual Coercion in Violent Intimate Partner Relationships. Violence Against Women (2026)

gender studiespost-traumatic stress disorderstigmasexual assaultinterpersonal violencesexual violencemediating roleviolence against womentrauma responsepsychological traumatraumapsychology

An Examination of Sexual Coercion Experiences Among Latinx Female College Students. Journal of Sexual Aggression (2024)

Stacey Piedad MoralesChitra Raghavan

Predatory Helpfulness: A Replication (and Expansion) Study Examining Grooming and Recruitment Tactics in Sex Trafficking. Journal of Human Trafficking (2024)

Tatum KenneyChitra Raghavan

anthropologyrecruitment tacticsmentorshipsocial sciencescriminologypredatory helpfulnessinternational criminologybehavioral sciencessex trafficking

The Reconsecration of the Self: A Qualitative Analysis of Sex Trafficking Survivors’ Experience of the Body. Violence Against Women (2024)

Elise JuraschekAlexander LeggChitra Raghavan

anthropologywomen's studieswomen's healthfeminist theorysocial sciencesviolence against womenfeminist perspectivesbody imagequalitative researchtraumarehabilitation

Enhancing the Assessment of Coercive Control in Spanish Femicide Cases: A Nationally Representative Qualitative Analysis. Journal of Family Violence (2023)

Rosa Viñas-RacioneroChitra RaghavanMiguel Ángel Soria-VerdeMario J. ScaloraJorge Santos-HermosoJosé Luís González-ÁlvarezMaría José Garrido-Antón

Predatory Helpfulness: An Empirical Framework to Identify Fraudulent Tactics Used by Pimps to Recruit and Commercially Sexually Exploit Young Girls and Women. Journal of Human Trafficking (2023)

Inderjit K BasraTatum KenneyShandra Forrest-BankLisa K. ZottarelliChitra Raghavan

social sciencescriminologyempirical frameworkfeminist criminologypredatory helpfulnessfraudulent tacticsjournalismbehavioral sciences

Trauma-Coerced Attachment: Developing Dsm-5′S Dissociative Disorder “Identity Disturbance Due to Prolonged and Intense Coercive Persuasion”. European Journal of Trauma & Dissociation (2023)

Kendra DoychakChitra Raghavan

trauma-coerced attachmentdissociative disorderidentity disturbancetraumatologypsychologypsychopathologymanipulation (psychology)traumabehavioral sciencesgenetics

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