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Julia Babcock

Professor and Co-Director of the Center for Couples Therapy

University of Houston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Psychology

Julia Babcock is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Social Sciences Professor and Co-Director of the Center for Couples Therapy at University of Houston.

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University of Houston

Professor and Co-Director of the Center for Couples Therapy

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psychology behavioral sciences mental health social psychology social sciences criminology health psychology domestic violence psychiatry psychopathology counseling psychology correctional practice interpersonal violence clinical psychology family psychology intimate partner violence family violence trauma violent behavior partner violence psychological trauma psychosocial research aggression mating psychology feminist criminology forensic psychology violence against women psychological violence applied social psychology criminal justice forensic psychiatry traumatology couple therapy family issues narrative experimental social psychology personality psychology marital therapy family therapy conflict resolution police psychology victimology emotion regulation criminal behavior treatment effects penology psychodynamic feminist perspectives dating violence behavior therapy juvenile delinquency occupational health psychology psychosocial issues human sexuality personality disorders intimate relationships behavior analysis gender theory sexology adolescent psychology youth justice united states intimate partner abuse gender differences intimate partner aggression partner-violent men trait anger meta-analytic review treatment work domestic violence treatment power discrepancies communication patterns abusive women violent women community response borderline personality disorder emotional regulation therapeutic approaches family medicine

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A Dyadic Analysis of the Relationships Between Antisocial and Borderline Personality and Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2024)

Nermin TaşkaleJulia C. BabcockJohn M. Gottman

traumapsychological violencefamily violencepsychological traumaviolence against womeninterpersonal violencebehavioral sciencesdyadic analysispsychiatrysocial psychologyinterpersonal relationshipsdating violenceviolent behaviorborderline personalitylateral violencemental healthpartner violencegroup frequencypsychologyconflict

Differential Treatment Response of Proactive and Reactive Partner Abusive Men: Results From a Laboratory Proximal Change Experiment. Psychosocial Intervention (2024)

Julia C. BabcockSheetal KiniDonald A. GodfreyLindsey Rodriguez

applied social psychologycriminologybehavior therapypsychological violencecounseling psychologyapplied cognitive psychologyinterpersonal violencebehavioral sciencesdomestic violencepublic healthbehavior modificationpsychopathologyexperimental social psychologyexperimental psychopathologymental healthhealth psychologyexperimental psychologypsychologydifferential treatment response

Examining Associations Among Depressive Symptoms, Negative Partner Attributions, and Relationship Functioning in Different‐Gender Couples Using the Actor‐Partner Interdependence Mediation Model. Personal Relationships (2024)

Deanna L. PollardTanya V. ShahNeha PathakJoseph BoudreauxJulia C. Babcock

interpersonal relationshipsdifferent-gender couplesrelationship functioningdepressive symptomsnegative partner attributionspsychologypersonal relationships

Which Battering Interventions Work? an Updated Meta-Analytic Review of Intimate Partner Violence Treatment Outcome Research. Clinical Psychology Review (2024)

Julia C. BabcockMatthew W. GallagherAngela RichardsonD. Andrew GodfreyVictoria E. ReevesJohan D'Souza

psychiatrymental health interventionstreatment effectsapplied psychologymeta-analysiscounseling psychologypsychological scienceevidence-based therapiesmental healthcorrectional practicepsychopathologybehavioral scienceshealth psychologyoutcomes researchclinical psychologypsychologypsychological trauma

The Proactive–Reactive Classification of Intimate Partner Violence Offenders: A Multi‐Method Approach to Classification. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health (2023)

Julia C. BabcockSheetal KiniNeha Pathak

pattern recognitionpsychiatryforensic psychiatryproactive-reactive classificationpolice psychologycriminologycriminal lawharm reductionmental healthcriminal behaviorcorrectional practicebehavioral sciencesforensic psychologycriminal justiceoffender classificationrehabilitationclassification method

Couples and Family Interventions for Intimate Partner Violence. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Victoria E. BennettJanella ChuDeanna PollardJulia Babcock

intimate partner violencecriminologymaternal healthcorrectional practicefamily psychologycommunity engagementcounseling psychologyfamily involvementfamily interventionspublic healthfamily medicinesocial impactfamily issuesfamily practicecommunicationmarital therapyfamily processmental healthfamily therapycouple therapy

Examining the Associations Between Multi-Dimensional Facets of Emotional Abuse and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Among Trauma Exposed Women. Journal of Family Violence (2022)

Donald A. GodfreyCaitlin M. KehoeVictoria E. BennettDeanna L. PollardJulia C. Babcock

traumavictimologywomen's studiesfamily psychologymulti-dimensional facetsfamily violencepsychological traumaviolence against womenoccupational health psychologyclinical psychologyjournalismpsychiatrypsychopathologywomen's healthemotional abusepsychosocial researchmental healthtraumatologypsychologybehavioral health

Physical Intimate Partner Violence Concordance Rates in Couples: Does Cts2 Item Order Matter?. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2022)

Deanna L. PollardJulia C. BabcockArthur L. Cantos

interpersonal relationshipsinterpersonal violenceinterpersonal communicationpsychologyhealth sciencesjournalism

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Relationship Satisfaction Among Firefighters: The Role of Emotion Regulation Difficulties. Journal of Aggression Maltreatment & Trauma (2022)

Donald A. GodfreyMaya ZegelJulia C. BabcockAnka A. Vujanovic

psychiatrytraumaaggressionemotion regulationoccupational health psychologybehavioral sciencesrelationship satisfactionpsychologyemotion regulation difficulties

The Proximal Effect of Alcohol on Intimate Partner Violence: Comparing the Antecedents of Intoxicated and Sober Men’s Violent Acts. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2022)

Julia C. BabcockSusan Iyican

intimate partner violencecriminologyharm reductionfeminist criminologycorrectional practiceexperimental criminologytreatment effectsviolent actsinterpersonal violencepublic healthdeviance (sociology)social psychologycriminal behaviorpsychosocial researchviolent behaviorhuman behaviormental healthalcohol abusepsychologyproximal effectjournalism

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Julia Babcock

Professor and Co-Director of the Center for Couples Therapy

University of Houston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Psychology

Julia Babcock is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Social Sciences Professor and Co-Director of the Center for Couples Therapy at University of Houston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Julia Babcock

University of Houston

Professor and Co-Director of the Center for Couples Therapy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Dyadic Analysis of the Relationships Between Antisocial and Borderline Personality and Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2024)

Nermin TaşkaleJulia C. BabcockJohn M. Gottman

Differential Treatment Response of Proactive and Reactive Partner Abusive Men: Results From a Laboratory Proximal Change Experiment. Psychosocial Intervention (2024)

Julia C. BabcockSheetal KiniDonald A. GodfreyLindsey Rodriguez

Deanna L. PollardTanya V. ShahNeha PathakJoseph BoudreauxJulia C. Babcock

interpersonal relationshipsdifferent-gender couplesrelationship functioningdepressive symptomsnegative partner attributionspsychologypersonal relationships

Which Battering Interventions Work? an Updated Meta-Analytic Review of Intimate Partner Violence Treatment Outcome Research. Clinical Psychology Review (2024)

Julia C. BabcockMatthew W. GallagherAngela RichardsonD. Andrew GodfreyVictoria E. ReevesJohan D'Souza

The Proactive–Reactive Classification of Intimate Partner Violence Offenders: A Multi‐Method Approach to Classification. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health (2023)

Julia C. BabcockSheetal KiniNeha Pathak

Couples and Family Interventions for Intimate Partner Violence. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Victoria E. BennettJanella ChuDeanna PollardJulia Babcock

Examining the Associations Between Multi-Dimensional Facets of Emotional Abuse and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Among Trauma Exposed Women. Journal of Family Violence (2022)

Donald A. GodfreyCaitlin M. KehoeVictoria E. BennettDeanna L. PollardJulia C. Babcock

Physical Intimate Partner Violence Concordance Rates in Couples: Does Cts2 Item Order Matter?. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2022)

Deanna L. PollardJulia C. BabcockArthur L. Cantos

interpersonal relationshipsinterpersonal violenceinterpersonal communicationpsychologyhealth sciencesjournalism

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Relationship Satisfaction Among Firefighters: The Role of Emotion Regulation Difficulties. Journal of Aggression Maltreatment & Trauma (2022)

Donald A. GodfreyMaya ZegelJulia C. BabcockAnka A. Vujanovic

psychiatrytraumaaggressionemotion regulationoccupational health psychologybehavioral sciencesrelationship satisfactionpsychologyemotion regulation difficulties

The Proximal Effect of Alcohol on Intimate Partner Violence: Comparing the Antecedents of Intoxicated and Sober Men’s Violent Acts. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2022)

Julia C. BabcockSusan Iyican

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