Hostile Attributional Bias, Early Abuse, and Social Desirability in Reporting Hostile Attributions Among Chinese Immigrant Batterers and Nonviolent Men

Author： Jin Xiaochun   Eagle Morris   Keat Jane E.  

Publisher： Springer Publishing Company

ISSN： 0886-6708

Source： Violence and Victims, Vol.23, Iss.6, 2008-12, pp. : 773-786

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