Psychological perspectives on human trafficking : theory, research, prevention, and intervention /

"This book explores human trafficking through psychological frameworks and provides a comprehensive overview of the types and impacts of trafficking"--

Bibliographic Details
Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Other Authors: Dryjanska, Laura (Editor), Hopper, Elizabeth K. (Elizabeth Kay), 1973- (Editor), Stoklosa, Hanni (Editor)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: Washington, DC : American Psychological Association, [2024]
Subjects:
Human trafficking > Psychological aspects.
Social psychology.
Post-traumatic stress disorder.
PSYCHOLOGY / Social Psychology
Electronic books.
Online Access:Texto completo
Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: Foreword
  • Nancy M. Sidun
  • Introduction: Psychological Perspectives on Human Trafficking
  • Laura Dryjanska, Elizabeth K. Hopper, and Hanni Stoklosa
  • Chapter 1. Human Trafficking Prevention: Using a Socioecological Framework to Moderate Risk and Promote Protective Factors
  • Elizabeth K. Hopper
  • Chapter 2. Exploring Human Trafficking of Marginalized Communities Through the Lens of Liberation Psychology
  • Thema Bryant and Dominique A. Malebranche
  • Chapter 3. Labor Trafficking: A Mental Health Perspective
  • Lujain Alhajji, JoNell Efantis Potter, and Vanessa Padilla
  • Chapter 4. Developmental Approach to Child Trafficking
  • Cassandra Ma
  • Chapter 5. Psychologists as Vital Frame Sponsors in News Coverage of Human Trafficking
  • Barbara G. Friedman
  • Chapter 6. Social Psychology of Human Trafficking
  • Laura Dryjanska
  • Chapter 7. Industrial and Organizational Psychology and Human Trafficking: Harnessing the Potential for Proactivity, Prediction, and Prevention
  • Maura J. Mills, Leanne M. Tortez, Robert Blanton, Burcu B. Keskin, Gregory J. Bott, and Nickolas K. Freeman
  • Chapter 8. The Psychological Impacts of Labor and Sex Trafficking
  • Elizabeth K. Hopper and Kelly Kinnish
  • Chapter 9. Trauma-Informed Intervention with Survivors of Human Trafficking
  • Kelly Kinnish and Elizabeth K. Hopper
  • Chapter 10. Using A Positive Psychology Framework to Empower Survivors of Human Trafficking
  • Jessa Dillow Crisp and Becca C. Johnson Chapter
  • 11. A Multidisciplinary Collaborative Approach to Human Trafficking
  • Jessica Wozniak and Deidre Hussey.

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