Psychology of Violence

Papers
(The TQCC of Psychology of Violence is 6. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-02-01 to 2024-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Peer victimization of sexual minority and transgender youth: A cross-sectional study of high school students.40
The global prevalence of sexual assault: A systematic review of international research since 2010.36
The Revised Scale of Economic Abuse (SEA2): Development and initial psychometric testing of an updated measure of economic abuse in intimate relationships.28
Self-reported mental and physical health symptoms and potentially traumatic events among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals: The role of shame.25
Associations between witnessing and perpetrating online hate speech among adolescents: Testing moderation effects of moral disengagement and empathy.23
Campus sexual assault climate: Toward an expanded definition and improved assessment.22
The #MeToo movement and perceptions of sexual assault: College students’ recognition of sexual assault experiences over time.22
Quantifying the importance of lifetime frequency versus number of methods in conceptualizing nonsuicidal self-injury severity.21
Hidden in plain sight for too long: Using text mining techniques to shine a light on workplace sexism and sexual harassment.20
Repeat sexual victimization during college: Prevalence and psychosocial correlates.20
Between healing and revictimization: The experience of public self-disclosure of sexual assault and its perceived effect on recovery.19
Emotional dysregulation and intimate partner violence: A dyadic perspective.17
The impact of sociocultural contexts on mental health following sexual violence: A conceptual model.17
Childhood maltreatment and later stressful life events as predictors of depression: A test of the stress sensitization hypothesis.17
Intimate partner aggression during the COVID-19 pandemic: Associations with stress and heavy drinking.16
Correlates of college women’s intentions to use formal campus supports for sexual assault.16
Ticket inspectors in action: Body-worn camera analysis of aggressive and nonaggressive passenger encounters.15
Associations of bullying and sexual harassment with student well-being indicators.15
Community actionists: Understanding adult bystanders to sexual and domestic violence prevention in communities.15
Assessment of men’s sexual aggression against women: An experimental comparison of three versions of the sexual experiences survey.15
Observing coercive control beyond intimate partner violence: Examining the perceptions of professionals about common tactics used in victimization.15
Sympathy for violent radicalization among college students in Quebec (Canada): The protective role of a positive future orientation.14
A meta-analysis of interparental aggression with adolescent and young adult physical and psychological dating aggression.14
Divine spiritual struggles and psychological adjustment among adolescents who have been sexually abused.13
Implications of youths’ perceptions of police bias and the code of the street for violent offending.12
Experiences of sexual assault, economic insecurity, and health in an ethnically diverse sample of women.12
Student verbal aggression toward teachers: How do behavioral patterns unfold?12
School and community correlates of interpersonal violence among high school students.12
Alcohol intoxication impairs the bystander intervention process in a hypothetical sexual assault: A field investigation.12
Exposure to violence and nonviolent life stressors and their relations to trauma-related distress and problem behaviors among urban early adolescents.11
“I was scared, like never in my life”: Children’s perspectives of nonfamilial sexual abuse within the Jewish ultraorthodox community in Israel.10
Cross-national CCTV footage shows low victimization risk for bystander interveners in public conflicts.10
Network analysis of reflective functioning and conduct problems during adolescence.10
A systematic review and meta-analysis of bystander intervention programs for intimate partner violence and sexual assault.10
Acute alcohol intoxication, state anger, and sexual assault perpetration: The role of state emotion regulation.9
Barriers to intervention engagement among women experiencing intimate partner violence proximal to pregnancy.9
Differential longitudinal outcomes of in-person and cyber victimization in early adolescence.9
Minority stress and sexual partner violence victimization and perpetration among LGBQ+ college students: The moderating roles of hazardous drinking and social support.9
Violent video game exposure and bullying in early adolescence: A longitudinal study examining moderation of trait aggressiveness and moral identity.9
Prevalence, co-occurrence, and recurrence of teen dating violence across dimensions of sexual orientation: A longitudinal study using a representative sample of adolescents.9
Changing perception: A randomized controlled trial of emotion recognition training to reduce anger and aggression in violent offenders.9
Acceptance and commitment therapy for individuals convicted of domestic violence: 5-year follow-up and time to reoffense.9
Police brutality, heightened vigilance, and the mental health of Black adults.9
Dimensions of sexual orientation and rates of intimate partner violence among young sexual minority individuals assigned female at birth: The role of perceived partner jealousy.9
Don't take it out on me: Displaced aggression after provocation by a romantic partner as a function of attachment anxiety and self-control.9
The moral disengagement scale-24: Factorial structure and cross-cultural comparison in Spanish and Colombian adolescents.8
Test–retest reliabilities of four tactic-first sexual violence history questionnaires.8
More than the sum of two partners: A dyadic perspective on young adult physical dating aggression.8
Can video games help prevent violence? An evaluation of games promoting bystander intervention to combat sexual violence on college campuses.8
Witnessing bullying at work: Inactivity and the risk of becoming the next target.8
Exploring advocacy practices for interpersonal violence survivors on college campuses: Approaches and key factors.8
Understanding gun violence: Factors associated with beliefs regarding guns, gun policies, and gun violence.7
Generally antisocial batterers with high neuropsychological deficits present lower treatment compliance and higher recidivism.7
Is dating aggression victimization a risk factor or a consequence of other forms of victimization? A longitudinal assessment with Latino youth.7
Longitudinal relations between traditional bullying victimization and cyberbullying perpetration in elementary school students: Deviant peer affiliation as a mediator.7
Trajectories of bullying victimization and perpetration in Australian school children and their relationship to future delinquency and conduct problems.7
Past made present: The legacy of childhood maltreatment for romantic relationship quality and psychopathology during pregnancy.7
Examining disgust and emotion regulation difficulties as components of aggression toward perceived gay men.7
Exposure to a youth-led sexual violence prevention program among adolescents: The impact of engagement.7
Balance of power and adolescent aggression.7
Dyadic correlates of the perpetration of psychological aggression among intimate partners.7
Neighborhood disadvantage moderates the effect of perinatal intimate partner violence (IPV) exposure on disorganized attachment behaviors among 12-month-old infants.7
Connecting the dots: Identifying suspected serial sexual offenders through forensic DNA evidence.7
Bullying and psychopathic traits: A longitudinal study with adolescents in India.7
Do objectification, gender beliefs, or racial stereotypes mediate associations between Black adults’ media use and acceptance of intimate partner violence?7
“Serious enough”? A mixed-method examination of the minimization of sexual assault as a service barrier for college sexual assault survivors.7
Pilot trial of an online sexual violence prevention program for college athletes.6
White Americans' belief in systemic racial injustice and in-group identification affect reactions to (peaceful vs. destructive) "Black Lives Matter" protest.6
College students’ feelings of campus connectedness, party safety behavior and intervening to prevent sexual assault and intimate partner violence.6
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