Kernsmith, P. (2005). Treating perpetrators of domestic violence: Gender differences in the applicability of the theory of planned behavior. Sex Roles, 52(11/12), 757-770.

Female perpetrated intimate partner violence has commonly been treated, both legally and clinically, similarly to male perpetrated violence. However, there is little empirical research of the gender differences in treatment needs or the applicability of classic models of batterer intervention for women.

Weisz, A. N. (2001). [Book review] Getting out. Families in Society, 82(6), 632-633.

Book review of "Getting out" in Families in Society.

Weisz, A. N. (1999). Legal advocacy for domestic violence survivors: The power of an informative relationship. Families in Society, 80(2), 138-147.

This abstract uses data from interviews with domestic violence survivors and advocates to show how legal advocacy for survivors can be successful when it responds to women's relational needs by offering emotional support, information, and the physical presence of an advocate.

Craun, S., & Kernsmith, P. (2006). Juvenile offenders and sex offender registries: Examining the data behind the debate. Federal Probation, 70(3), 45- 49.