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• Cover Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Contents
• Acknowledgments
• List of Contributors
• I Introduction
• 1 Introduction
• II Child Abuse: Cross-Cultural, Historical, and Evolutionary Perspectives
• 2 What to Learn from Cross-Cultural and Historical Research on Child Abuse and Neglect: An Overview
• 3 Child Maltreatment in Cross-Cultural Perspective: Vulnerable Children and Circumstances
• 4 Neglect, Abuse, and Avoidable Death : Parental Investment and the Mortality of Infants and Children in the European Tradition
• III Explaining Child Abuse and Neglect
• 5 Sex-Biased Parental Investment among Primates and Other Mammals : A Critical Evaluation of theTrivers-Willard Hypothesis
• 6 Child Abuse: A Comparative Psychobiological Perspective
• 7 External and Internal Influences on Aggression in Captive Croup-Living Monkeys
• 8 Children as Homicide Victims
• 9 Risk of Maltreatment of Children Living with Stepparents
• 10 Time, Place, and Parental Awareness: A Cognitive-Developmental Perspective on Family Adaptation and Parental Care
• IV Outcomes And Consequences of Maltreatment
• 11 Intergenerational Continuity of Abuse
• 12 The Sequelae of Child Maltreatment
• 13 The Consequences of Child Maltreatment: Biosocial and Ecological Issues
• Index