Ariane Prohaska, an associate professor at The University of Alabama, and Dr. Melanie Holland, an assistant professor at Pennsylvania State University, Altoona, have co-authored an article titled “Gender Effects Across
Category: Faculty in the Media
“If Torture Is Wrong, What About 24?” Dr. Erin Kearns explores the Hollywood Effect
Recent research by Erin Kearns and co-author Joseph K. Young explored the effects of media depictions of torture as a counterterrorism on public opinion and policy. Their work appears in
Dr. Erin Kearns Explores Officer Opinions of Community Policing
Despite community policing’s potential to improve relationships between police and citizens, not all officers equally support these measures. Recent research by Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice professor Erin Kearns
Dr. Adam Lankford Argues Against Media Naming Mass Killers
In a recent issue of the journal American Behavioral Scientist, Dr. Adam Lankford and co-author Dr. Eric Madfis explain that a significant body of research indicates that many mass shooters are
Dr. Prohaska Discusses Her Roles as a Tornado Survivor, Researcher in Recent Chapter
A recent edited volume, Negotiating the Emotional Challenges of Conducting Deeply Personal Research in Health, explores how the emotional impact of trauma influences practice and outcome success in health-related fields. This
Dr. Adam Lankford Draws on New Research to Re-Examine the Mental Health of 9-11 Hijackers
Adam Lankford’s research into the mental health problems of the 9-11 terrorists appears in a recent issue of the journal Studies in Conflict & Terrorism. In the more than fifteen