Violence
Violence Exposure, Psychological Distress, and Risk Behaviors in a Sample of Inner-City Youth (From Trends, Risks, and Interventions in Lethal Violence: Proceedings of the Third Annual Spring Symposium of the Homicide Research Working Group, P 287-297, 1995, Carolyn Block and Richard Block, eds.)
NCJ Number
159911
Date Published
1995
Where is the South? A Preliminary Analysis of the Southern Subculture of Violence (From Trends, Risks, and Interventions in Lethal Violence: Proceedings of the Third Annual Spring Symposium of the Homicide Research Working Group, P 127-149, 1995, Carolyn Block and Richard Block, eds.)
NCJ Number
159899
Date Published
1995
Violence Prevention: A Vision of Hope
NCJ Number
159722
Date Published
1995
Aggression at German Schools -- The Example of Bochum
NCJ Number
159119
Journal
EuroCriminology
Date Published
1995
Violence by Municipal Police in Canada: 1977-1992 (From Violence in Canada: Sociopolitical Perspectives, P 223-245, 1995, Jeffrey I Ross, ed.)
NCJ Number
159435
Date Published
1995
Growing Up in a Violent Environment: Relationship to Health-Related Beliefs and Behaviors
NCJ Number
158716
Journal
Youth and Society
Date Published
1995
Drugs and Violent Behavior
NCJ Number
157853
Date Published
1982
Violence in the Workplace Is Not a Serious Problem (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 37-44, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)
NCJ Number
159347
Date Published
1996
Problem of Domestic Violence Has Been Exaggerated (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 137-142, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)
NCJ Number
159358
Date Published
1996
Youths Are Increasingly Violent (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 45-51, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ- 159343)
NCJ Number
159348
Date Published
1996
Conflict Resolution Programs Are Ineffective (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 203-210, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. - - See NCJ-159343)
NCJ Number
159369
Date Published
1996
Youths Are Unfairly Blamed for Violence (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 52-59, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)
NCJ Number
159349
Date Published
1996
Public Health Approach to Violence Is Misguided (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 235-242, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)
NCJ Number
159373
Date Published
1996
Violence in the Media Causes Youth Violence (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 62-69, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)
NCJ Number
159350
Date Published
1996
Violence: Opposing Viewpoints
NCJ Number
159343
Date Published
1996
Anti-Crime Measures Will Reduce Violence (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 243-250, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. - - See NCJ-159343)
NCJ Number
159374
Date Published
1996
Media Violence Does Not Cause Societal Violence (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 70-78, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)
NCJ Number
159351
Date Published
1996
Violence in the Workplace Is a Serious Problem (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 30-36, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)
NCJ Number
159346
Date Published
1996
Increased Gun Control Is Needed to Reduce Violence (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 260-266, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ-159343)
NCJ Number
159376
Date Published
1996
Genes May Contribute to Violence (From Violence: Opposing Viewpoints, P 79-84, 1996, David Bender, et al, eds. -- See NCJ- 159343)
NCJ Number
159352
Date Published
1996
Violence at Work: An Interim Report on a Project Concerning Violence Experienced at Work
NCJ Number
152276
Date Published
1994
Maintaining a Non-Violent Workplace
NCJ Number
159780
Date Published
1994