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Re: False Allegations -Reply

To: Child Maltreatment Researchers <CHILD-MALTREATMENT-RESEARCH-L@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: False Allegations -Reply
From: "Jeanne Brooks" <BROOKS@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 1999 15:38:52 -0400
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I believe Terry Combs-Orme at the University of Tennessee College of Social Work is interested in the same topic.  I will forward your e-mail to her-you can probably find her e-mail address on the UT website. 

<<< Roy W Wilson <rwwst6 @pitt.edu>  8/25 10:47a >>>
I am interested in any theories concerning why, and when, reporters do and
do not report. I am familiar with studies, for example, by Zellman and
Crenshaw, both published in CAN. It seems to me that these studies, while
certainly worthwhile and based on plausible explanations, do not
delineate a theory in terms of specific psychological or
social-psychological mechanisms. But perhaps I have misread them and am
unaware of other work. Please advise.

Roy Wilson, Teaching Fellow
Social Foundations of Education
University of Pittsburgh
Department of Administrative and Policy Studies
rwwst6@pitt.edu (Email address)

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