160 results on '"Lankford, Adam"'
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2. Femcel Discussions of Sex, Frustration, Power, and Revenge
3. Mass Shootings in the United States and Beyond
4. Could suicide terrorists actually be suicidal?
5. Assessing the Obama standard for interrogations: An analysis of Army Field Manual 2-22.3
6. Investigating 55 years of mass shooter statements in the United States: A study of perpetrators’ stated motivations and their association with attack severity
7. The globalization of American mass shootings? An assessment of fame-seeking perpetrators and their influence worldwide.
8. Sexually Frustrated Mass Shooters: A Study of Perpetrators, Profiles, Behaviors, and Victims.
9. A sexual frustration theory of aggression, violence, and crime
10. Studying mental disorders among perpetrators of mass murder–suicide: Methodological challenges and promising avenues for new research
11. Sex, Power, and Violence: What Do the Rape Incidents in Susan Brownmiller's Against Our Will Actually Show?
12. The Virginia Beach municipal center mass shooting: A retrospective threat assessment using the WAVR-21.
13. The globalization of American mass shootings? An assessment of fame-seeking perpetrators and their influence worldwide
14. Fame-seeking rampage shooters: Initial findings and empirical predictions
15. Could Serial Killing Actually Be Addictive? A Close Examination of Compulsion and Escalation in the Jeffrey Dahmer Case
16. Sexually Frustrated Mass Shooters: A Study of Perpetrators, Profiles, Behaviors, and Victims
17. A Close Examination of the 2016 Dallas and Baton Rouge Police Killers: Identifying Potential Risk Factors and Influences for Copycat Violence.
18. Femcel Discussions of Revenge and Power in 'The Pink Pill' Online Community
19. Requirements and Facilitators for Suicide Terrorism : an Explanatory Framework for Prediction and Prevention
20. An epidemiological analysis of public mass shooters and active shooters: Quantifying key differences between perpetrators and the general population, homicide offenders, and people who die by suicide.
21. A Close Examination of the 2016 Dallas and Baton Rouge Police Killers: Identifying Potential Risk Factors and Influences for Copycat Violence
22. From Columbine to Palestine: A comparative analysis of rampage shooters in the United States and volunteer suicide bombers in the Middle East
23. Do suicide terrorists exhibit clinically suicidal risk factors? A review of initial evidence and call for future research
24. The timing of opportunities to prevent mass shootings: a study of mental health contacts, work and school problems, and firearms acquisition
25. Promoting aggression and violence at Abu Ghraib: The U.S. military's transformation of ordinary people into torturers
26. A Psychological Autopsy of 9/11 Ringleader Mohamed Atta
27. Has the role of mental health problems in mass shootings been significantly underestimated?
28. Burning Dislike: Ethnic Violence in High Schools Martín Sánchez-Jankowski
29. Why have public mass shootings become more deadly?
30. Suicide Terrorism as a Socially Approved Form of Suicide
31. Are the Deadliest Mass Shootings Preventable? An Assessment of Leakage, Information Reported to Law Enforcement, and Firearms Acquisition Prior to Attacks in the United States
32. Do the Ages of Mass Shooters Matter? Analyzing the Differences Between Young and Older Offenders
33. Harming animals and massacring humans: Characteristics of public mass and active shooters who abused animals
34. Why have public mass shootings become more deadly?: Assessing how perpetrators' motives and methods have changed over time.
35. Identifying Potential Mass Shooters and Suicide Terrorists With Warning Signs of Suicide, Perceived Victimization, and Desires for Attention or Fame
36. Media Coverage of Mass Killers: Content, Consequences, and Solutions
37. Do the media unintentionally make mass killers into celebrities? An assessment of free advertising and earned media value
38. Strength in numbers: A survival strategy that helps explain social bonding and commitment
39. Don’t Name Them, Don’t Show Them, But Report Everything Else: A Pragmatic Proposal for Denying Mass Killers the Attention They Seek and Deterring Future Offenders
40. A Psychological Re-Examination of Mental Health Problems among the 9/11 Terrorists
41. Mass Killings in the United States from 2006 to 2013: Social Contagion or Random Clusters?
42. Detecting mental health problems and suicidal motives among terrorists and mass shooters
43. Indicators of Unhealthy Fame-Seeking and Attention-Seeking Among Public Mass Shooters and Active Shooters.
44. A Psychological Re-Examination of Mental Health Problems among the 9/11 Terrorists.
45. Mass Killings in the United States from 2006 to 2013: Social Contagion or Random Clusters?
46. Public Mass Shooters and Firearms: A Cross-National Study of 171 Countries
47. Are there Reasons for Optimism in the Battle against Sexual Assault?
48. Race and mass murder in the United States: A social and behavioral analysis
49. Are America’s public mass shooters unique? A comparative analysis of offenders in the United States and other countries
50. Don’t Name Them, Don’t Show Them, But Report Everything Else: A Pragmatic Proposal for Denying Mass Killers the Attention They Seek and Deterring Future Offenders.
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